Briefing Findings · RISC-V single-board support is improving in Linux 7.2
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People are focusing on RISC-V Linux hardware bring-up: BeagleV and Lichee Pi 4a boards are getting attention for working WiFi on Linux 7.2. There’s also interest in ongoing upstream Linux 7.2 board support, specifically SpacemiT’s K3 and K1.
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People are focusing on RISC-V Linux hardware bring-up: BeagleV and Lichee Pi 4a boards are getting attention for working WiFi on Linux 7.2. There’s also interest in ongoing upstream Linux 7.2 board support, specifically SpacemiT’s K3 and K1.
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In addition to the SpacemiT K1 and K3 RISC-V SoC Device Tree updates sent out last week, the RISC-V T-HEAD Device Tree 'DT' changes were also sent out last week ahead of the upcoming Linux 7.2 kernel
In addition to Apple M3 Device Trees for Linux 7.2, the SpacemiT RISC-V SoCs are seeing some notable Device Tree improvements with this next version of the Linux kernel.
Sipeed has unveiled its new RISC-V powered SBC platform, the K3 series, which can run up to Qwen3.5 35B AI LLMs and start at $299.
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Tracking: BeagleV Ahead & Lichee Pi 4a RISC-V Boards To See Working WiFi With Linux 7.2 / More SpacemiT K3 & K1 Support Landing In Upstream Linux 7.2
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Common questions on RISC-V, surfaced from across the indexed web.
So what’s this impressive list of RISC-V movers and shakers actually doing with RISE? The RISE Project focuses on commercial product readiness, key for the adoption of RISC-V technologies in market segments such as mobile, datacenter, consumer electronics, datacenter and automotive. RISE's mission is to accelerate the development of open source software for the RISC-V architecture. Members share a roadmap, technical contributions, staffing and funding for critical projects across a wide set of project categories, such as compilers and toolchains, debug and profiling, Linux distribution integr
Rising to the challenge of RISC-V software readiness