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46-core server-class RISC-V chip runs mainstream Linux
Original: Server-class 46-core RISC-V CPU runs mainstream Linux https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://linuxgiz mos.com/server-class-46-co
A new server-class RISC-V processor with 46 cores has been shown running mainstream Linux, a milestone for the open-source chip architecture's push beyond embedded and hobbyist uses into server hardware. Coverage highlights the core count and compatibility with standard distributions, with observers watching whether RISC-V can challenge entrenched server CPU vendors.
Why now: Running unmodified mainstream Linux on a high-core-count RISC-V server chip marks real progress for the architecture's credibility in data centers.
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- Server-class 46-core RISC-V CPU runs mainstream Linux https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://linuxgiz mos.com/server-class-46-core-risc-v-cpu-runs-mainstream-linux/ · linuxgizmos.com@web.brid.gy · 2
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