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Have a couple more openings on my team for folks if you want to come play:

First up is a Rust developer, mostly working on things like Luwen and working on moving some of our python based tools down to rust based tools. Lots of things coming, and all down in the systems stack.

job-boards.greenhouse.io/tenst

Second up is someone to come work on the OSPO side of things, day to day chasing stuff down on that front, getting out ahead, policy stuff, and some side scripting to help make things in a few directions better.

job-boards.greenhouse.io/tenst

Solid team, lots of interesting problems, and we are working in the open on open source tooling for things here.

Worth taking a look!

#FediHire #Tenstorrent #RISC-V #RISCV #AI

job-boards.greenhouse.ioSr. Rust Developer, Platform SoftwarePortland, Oregon, United States; Toronto, Ontario, Canada

silly question:

how many instructions and registers would a minimal RISC be?

load, store, move, add, sub, nop, jump, beq, blt, and, or, xor, not, shift left, shift right, mul, div, rem, min, max, call, ret, sys, int?

general purpose, return addr, stack pointer, func args(x?), saved registers(x?),

maaaybe a time register and identity register, an interrupt masks register that can only be written by a privileged process... so a ring register?

Over 250 billion Arm chips have shipped since the first #ARM1 processor launched 40 years ago
ARM1 #CPU ended up being a pioneering #RISC chip, featuring just 6,000 gates, while modern Arm processors feature more than 100 million.
Arm admits that the signature quality of its chips – their energy efficiency – was driven out of frugality they couldn't afford ceramic chip packaging so had to be very strict about efficiency, so plastic packaging would be acceptable.
tomshardware.com/pc-components

Tom's Hardware · Over 250 billion Arm chips have shipped since the first ARM1 processor launched 40 years agoBy Mark Tyson

Angelina Jolie Was Right About Computers | WIRED

「 China’s top scientists have heralded RISC-V as a path to silicon independence. India just used RISC-V to make its first homemade microprocessor. Name a country; it’s probably experimenting with RISC-V. Brazil sent a record 25 delegates to the RISC-V summit 」

wired.com/story/angelina-jolie

WIRED · RISC Architecture Really Did Change EverythingBy Jason Kehe
#SUN-Microsystems, Inc. was co-founded 1982 by #AndyBerchtoldsheim and existed until #Oracle takeover 2010. The company developed #RISC computer #hardware , components, software like #JAVA, and contributed much more to the #opensource development than #Apple #computers.

Our colorful #svg #retrocomputer terminal #illustration and portrait of Mr. Berchtoldsheim was made with #FOSS #vectorgraphic #design tool #Inkscape, not #Adobe #Illustrator #Ai #IP #DRM #BS #SW

#Europe bets on #RISC-V for homegrown supercomputing platform
theregister.com/2025/03/07/dar

"Do you #DARE? Europe bets once again on RISC-V for #supercomputing #sovereignty
€240M found for three-year sprint to develop three chiplets for #HPC, #AI"

If the #EU would take this serious, that should have been Billions instead if Millions. And not a 3y sprint.

This would be really worth the investment. We need much more than that. Yesterday.

The Register · Do you DARE? Europe bets once again on RISC-V for supercomputing sovereigntyBy Tobias Mann

#Fedora ist bereit für #RISC_V

RISC-V ist eine offene Befehlssatzarchitektur (Instruction Set Architecture, #ISA), die auf den Prinzipien von Reduced Instruction Set Computing ( #RISC ) basiert. Im Gegensatz zu proprietären Architekturen ist RISC-V kostenlos und offen. Im Hinblick auf Offenheit und Freiheit ist die Entwicklung von RISC-V-Hardware für #Linux ein wichtiger Schritt.
Zielsetzung primäre Architektur.

linuxnews.de/fedora-ist-bereit

LinuxNews.de · Fedora ist bereit für RISC-V
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