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SiFive BigSky RISC-V server development

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Latest: SiFive unveils BigSky RISC-V server capable of running NVIDIA CUDA

SiFive has introduced the BigSky SF, a RISC-V based 2U enterprise server development platform. Designed for hyperscalers, chipmakers, and software vendors, the hardware features 32 SiFive P870-D cores, 256GB of DDR5-5600

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Nvidia RISC-V and CUDA ecosystem expansion

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Latest: NVIDIA plans to support RISC-V processors for its GPUs

Nvidia is expanding its software and hardware ecosystem by integrating support for the RISC-V architecture. To ensure efficient performance and avoid a “lowest common denominator” approach, the company has established sp

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Linux kernel development and ecosystem updates

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Latest: Linux kernel updates drive performance gains and user accessibility

The Linux kernel ecosystem has seen recent advancements focused on architectural performance and filesystem efficiency. Following the release of Linux kernel version 7.2, which introduced cache-aware task scheduling to

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Updates to NetBSD, Linux, and QEMU

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Latest: NetBSD and Linux announce major updates for new architectures and legacy cleanup

The NetBSD Project released version 11, its 19th major update, which introduces the first stable 64-bit RISC-V port, supporting hardware such as the StarFive VisionFive 2 and PINE64 STAR64. This release includes a MICROV

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