Er what? There are plenty of ISAs out there.

I wish there's an open VLIW architecture (just like Itanium, but open source) I'm tired with CISC and RISC duopoly

I'd love to see a later version of the Raspberry Pi running their own RISK 5 chip to make them that much more open source

I would also like RISC-V to just take off, but growing too quickly could cause many problems including creating another monopoly. Segmentation is something that should be avoided at all costs and open development should be pursued

It’s not really a monopoly at this point. But patent laws promote somewhat monopolistic behavior, by definition. Many believe they “promote scientific progress,” but what they really do is temporarily reduce competition.

That's a good analogy for explaining the proprietary add-ons, actually. There are non-free Linuxes with closed components out there, but that hasn't damaged the platform. It'd be nice if it was all open, but hey, capitalism's gotta ruin things somewhere haha

Free-market capitalism is one thing, protectionist mercantilism is quite another.

Making a chip is very expensive. No patch allowed post tape-out. 80% of the cost goes into verification, it is a painful process, whatever the architecture. More freedom->More variants-> higher cost

@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 free markets don't respect intellectual "property." Intellectual property is a mechanism for a false monopoly propagated to increase one's own wealth at the expense of entry to market to others, and ultimately, at the expense of the customer.

@@hertzvador2220 I was just seeing 2001 A space odyssey lol. What a coincidence.

its great but a lot of it is surface knowledge, an actual school/college course would cover much much more depth than a 14 minute video can do

maybe one of those fake for profit collages that don’t have any actual staff and just hire a janitor to teach from a book they found in a used book store.

I completely agree, such a great executive overview of what's going on!

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More like first lesson introduction into the topic

Can you imagine managing Linux Kernel development? This is something that already happens for decades, right?

man . man . can we build a CPU faster than usuall CPUs (ryzen , intell ) with FPGA ? by risc-v arch .

@@spguy7559 theoretically you could, but that’s not the point of open source, IMO RISC-V is great for embedded systems

@Christopher Grant Open source means free for everyone

@@evannibbe9375 free as in freedom yes. However, licenses for corporations are rarely given out for free (same as with Linux)

TOUHOU PFP

*ISA

I don't know about that . Maybe low powers chips something on bar with cortex m chips . ARM actually made cortex m3 free in order to compete with risc v

now that ARM are an American company, it would be hilarious if they banned ARM chip sales to the UK for breaking trade agreements!

Maybe, maybe not

@referral madness As soon as nVidia owns all the IP, the government in GB can do what it wants. The physical ARM headquarter in GB doesn't matter anymore at this time.

It's a pretty big difference between a mini ITX board with the processor and a real functioning PC, there's also firmware and software to be written for the chip. I do want one, though, ngl.

@@MMuraseofSandvich RISC-V + PCI-E support = real excitement! this is gonna be a big year for risc-v no doubt

Inshallah !

Inshalllah Man!

@@MMuraseofSandvich Both firmware and Linux are out for Risc-v it seems. I still think Risc-V have some way to go, but it seems to go very fast.

and the best Open Source software has been taken private and OSS is not what it used to be - and RISC V is nothing more than a novelty

Most computing companies are into expensive and restrictive IP licenses....

Real problem is corrupt parliament/congress give this monopoly. Need change imaginary property monopoly become 5 year or less.

Nvidia is a taiwan company in america company skin.

Nvidia HAS NOT BOUGHT ARM. It is in talks to buy ARM - subject to regulators in China, US and EU. China and EU oppose the deal... Anyone can develop for CUDA.

@@chinweisong-zb5dg Nvidia aint Taiwanese. and even tho, TSMC is Taiwanese, but US almost maneged to block then to make business with Huawei

Chris is a treasure.

Had Nvidia been smart - and I posted this on a couple of sites a year or more ago - they would have bought AMD instead of ARM and would have also purchased Xilinx. This would allow them to compete with the accelerator stack at Intel - which has CPU,. GPU. FPGA and AI accelerators... Nvidia would pick up a viable CPU, Radeon Tech Grp & Nvidia would pool resources on GPUs - specifically for compute cards - and with Xilinx - yet another part of the puzzle.... the Google Tensor Processing Units are practically the industry standard for AI... and since Volta (including Turing and Ampere) Nvidia has had TPUs in it's designs. But idiot tech analysts started the Pump n Dump of AMD - the Dump hasn't happened YET - but it's coming - AMD is at most a $10B company - not a $100B company. Intel has the best CPUs, their Xe HP will destroy Nvidia in the data center and has the industry leading Altera FPGAs, and Habana for AI - Things are changing - especially with CXL coming this year.

@@godslayer1415 Nvidia couldn’t buy AMD even if they wanted to

@@godslayer1415 you clearly know nothing about anti-monopoly laws kid. Governments wont let companies take over their competitors like that. That situation would create monopolies. No government would allow nvidea to buy amd.

You're assuming he did all the research and video editing himself

Both this guy and Linus are doing YT videos on tech. What do you mean by taking the leap?

I agree 💯 100%. Hopefully he does start one as a side hustle down the road. (:

LOL, he doesn't do everything himself. He needs the whole team! If it were just him, the videos wouldn't be as good.

@@selohcin Agreed! A team makes videos like these better.

*guy (singular) guys = plural

@@alvallac2171 Dude, stop being a grammar Nazi!

Haha

My reply to Winston Smith...

Obviously you don’t truly understand what “fastest@ means...

Nvidia has NOT bought ARM - it is in talks to buy ARM, subject to regulators in EU, US and China allowing the merger to occur. EU and China are vehemently opposed. And even if the merger goes ahead do you think that all the ARM employees are going to be fired and replaced with Nvidia employees? Most likely ARM will continue on as it does today - with ADDITIONAL IP being developed by Nvidia ARM to SUPPLEMENT - not replace what ARM currently creates. RISC V will NEVER be more than a novelty - ARM is like x86 - FAR too large of a existing codebase to switch because some fanboys think that something something Nvidia something something RISC V. Get a clue, kid.

@@godslayer1415 "kid" why so toxic?

Nothing new. Give it 5 years and then we can talk.

The collage of photos ?

Well, no offense but I think you haven't learned enough...

We can see that you learned nothing in college ahaha

*I (this word should always be capitalized) *much more useful *than (comparison) *what I learned *college (different meaning and pronunciation)

Bad college of student.