RealFeedApp Ox64 runs Linux on three different RISC-V cores for $8
The Ox64 board runs Linux on three RISC-V cores for $8, but requires UART programming and lacks Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and SD-Card support.
- Field
- hardware and chips
- What they did
- A company created a computer based on a RISC-V processor that can be bought for $8 and runs a full Linux system with support for multiple cores.
- Why it matters
- This allows access to a powerful computing platform with open source code at a very low price, although setting it up requires specific technical skills and connection via UART.
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