Canonical Announces Ubuntu Support For RISC-V | Steven Dickens, Futurum

By RISC-V Community NewsJune 28, 2021July 7th, 2021No Comments

Canonical announces Ubuntu operating system support for a new architecture, namely RISC-V. Working with RISC-V core IP designer and development board manufacturer, SiFive, Canonical announced the first Ubuntu release for two SiFive boards, Unmatched and Unleashed.

Read the full press release from Canonical here.

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Canonical Announces Ubuntu Support For RISC-V | Steven Dickens, Futurum

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