"DC-ROMA" laptop with 8-core #RISC-V chip, I think using a 2GHz #SpacemiT K1 X60.
on 02024-09-27Banana Pi #SpacemiT 8-core #RISC-V SBC. 50 GIPS #performance, supposedly, 30% higher performance per core than ARM Cortex-A55. 256-bit RVV 1.0.
on 02024-09-27“Bianbu Linux is the BSP (Board Support Package) for the #Spacemit Stone series chips, including the SDK (Software Development Kit).” #RISC-V
on 02024-09-27A Banana Pi SBC with a #RISC-V #SpacemIT K1 X60 chip.
on 02024-09-27#performance on “the Shenzhen Milk-V Jupiter #RISC-V mini-ITX motherboard” based on the K1 processor. Lots and lots of photos. “an octa-core #SpacemIT X60 SoC with PowerVR B-Series BXE-2-32 GPU, 15.5 GB RAM (available to Linux).” The benchmarks are things like video decoding and OpenGL.
on 02024-09-27aiming at high #performance: “The #SpacemiT X60™ Intelligence Core is an advanced multi-core and multi-cluster #RISC-V RVA22 processor, equipped with RISC-V Vector 1.0 extensions and SpacemiT IME Intelligence Extensions, specifically optimized for general AI applications at the edge. (...) 2 TOPs@INT8 AI computing power compliant with RISC-V IME extensions. (...) 2.0GHz@22nm. (...) 3.66DMIPS/MHz. (...) 8-stage dual-issue in-order execution.”
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