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Title: Intel expands RISC-V support with Pathfinder development kits for hobbyists and commercial chipmakers
Post by: Redaktion on August 31, 2022, 15:43:45

RISC-V adoption is about to receive a significant boost from Intel and its partners via the Pathfinder initiative. Hobbyists can download a Starter Edition dev kit for free right now and start developing RISC-V applications for Linux and other operating systems. There is also a Professional Edition kit with support for an entire host of RISC-V-based chips.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-expands-RISC-V-support-with-Pathfinder-development-kits-for-hobbyists-and-commercial-chipmakers.644296.0.html

Title: How do they come up with these names?
Post by: t4n0n on August 31, 2022, 17:55:10

"Horse creek" sounds more like Intel's 2017 response to AMD's Ryzen, then an appropriate name for a computer chip...

...then again, maybe that does make it a good name I suppose with the 7000 series coming out soon. 🤔

(Trololololololololololol)

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