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Trump is probably having a hissy fit over the various US corporations refusing to give money to traitor congress critters.
Chinese semiconductor industry
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Trump is going to be completely irrelevant in less than a week.
Gadgettool you seem very confident China will never catch up in the area of semiconductors....
If you are very sure of yourself, why not make some money by placing a LONG BET?
I say by the end of this decade, China would have overall caught up if not surpassed the likes of TSMC
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China is developing RISC SOC for computer
China tech firm releases the world’s first RISC-V structured PC
By Tao MingyangPublished: Jan 14, 2021 04:18 PM
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The world's first RISC-V single board PC Beagle-V based on Linux operation system was debuted by Shanghai tech firm StarFive on Wednesday. The computer was co-developed by StarFive, Shenzhen Seeed Studio and US SBC (single board computer) company Beagleboard, paper.com reported.
Beagle-V uses the domestic made SoC (system-on-a-chip) artificial intelligence vision processing chip by StarFive and can be used in areas of mechanical engineering, data center, artificial intelligence and cloud computing, said the report.
RISC stands for the Reduced Instruction Set Computer, which is a computer with a small, highly optimized set of instructions and with highly-improved operational efficiency. RISC-V is the fifth generation of the RISC.
Founder and CEO of StarFive Xu Taojin said that Beagle-V will meet industry requirements of demo board with high-performance, multifunction and low-cost. "Beagle-V has a small size of 85 millimeters multiple 70 milimeters and feature of energy saving, which is an ideal solution for single board computer," said Xu.
Geng Bo, deputy secretary-general of the China Solid State Lighting Alliance, told Global Times that RISC-V and ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) are two representative types of Reduced Instruction Set Computer invented in 1980s with most differences between two processors the design style and open source degree.
"Because ARM is not open source, the users of ARM have to adjust frequency and power dissipation of the products follow the original design of the ARM processor and to pay expensive license fee," said Geng.
Geng referred to the open source and zero license fees of RISC-V attracting more developers. "It's said that ARM had canceled license fees for the companies with financing amount lower than $5 million, to compete with its opponent RISC-V on the aspects of pricing," said Geng.
During the ceremony, officers of Shanghai government said the government will support the development of high technologies including RISC.
Beagle-V will start selling in March 2020 and will be opened to the broader market in the second half of 2021.
China tech firm releases the world’s first RISC-V structured PC
By Tao MingyangPublished: Jan 14, 2021 04:18 PM
chip Photo:VCG
The world's first RISC-V single board PC Beagle-V based on Linux operation system was debuted by Shanghai tech firm StarFive on Wednesday. The computer was co-developed by StarFive, Shenzhen Seeed Studio and US SBC (single board computer) company Beagleboard, paper.com reported.
Beagle-V uses the domestic made SoC (system-on-a-chip) artificial intelligence vision processing chip by StarFive and can be used in areas of mechanical engineering, data center, artificial intelligence and cloud computing, said the report.
RISC stands for the Reduced Instruction Set Computer, which is a computer with a small, highly optimized set of instructions and with highly-improved operational efficiency. RISC-V is the fifth generation of the RISC.
Founder and CEO of StarFive Xu Taojin said that Beagle-V will meet industry requirements of demo board with high-performance, multifunction and low-cost. "Beagle-V has a small size of 85 millimeters multiple 70 milimeters and feature of energy saving, which is an ideal solution for single board computer," said Xu.
Geng Bo, deputy secretary-general of the China Solid State Lighting Alliance, told Global Times that RISC-V and ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) are two representative types of Reduced Instruction Set Computer invented in 1980s with most differences between two processors the design style and open source degree.
"Because ARM is not open source, the users of ARM have to adjust frequency and power dissipation of the products follow the original design of the ARM processor and to pay expensive license fee," said Geng.
Geng referred to the open source and zero license fees of RISC-V attracting more developers. "It's said that ARM had canceled license fees for the companies with financing amount lower than $5 million, to compete with its opponent RISC-V on the aspects of pricing," said Geng.
During the ceremony, officers of Shanghai government said the government will support the development of high technologies including RISC.
Beagle-V will start selling in March 2020 and will be opened to the broader market in the second half of 2021.
No, its part of US 5G war against China, America using "Trump" brand to inflict max damage to China whilst switching to new "Biden" brand and then "hey don't blame me it was my predecessor" bs.... hoping China won't retaliate/escalate thus letting America GET AWAY with unilateral hitting China with impunity and resetting the balance /dynamic
Dont you know, MBAs are good at semiconductors. Why, just look at Bob Swan and Intel...
No, its an investment ban, doesn't halt deliveries of engines, but who knows what trump may do in last days of his presidency. China could inflict far more pain by no longer buying Boeing planes so they probably wont go down that route yet.
I think it's both. It immediately requires special licenses for exports (favoring US firms over everyone else) and has a deadline for divestment by end of 2021.
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