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China’s ISCAS to build 2,000 RISC-V laptops by the end of 2022 as nation seeks to cut reliance on Arm, Intel chips | The Register

By RISC-V Community NewsJune 8, 2021June 25th, 2021No Comments

Software porting efforts aim to make sure Android, Linux, Firefox, and Chrome work well ahead of time

The Institute of Software at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (ISCAS) is working to build 2,000 laptops using the free and open-source RISC-V instruction set architecture by the end of next year, as the nation looks to reduce its reliance on foreign technology giants like Arm and Intel.

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China’s ISCAS to build 2,000 RISC-V laptops by the end of 2022 as nation seeks to cut reliance on Arm, Intel chips | The Register

Software porting efforts aim to make sure Android, Linux, Firefox, and Chrome work well ahead of time

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