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SG2042 Newsletter (2024-03-22 #034)

Editor's Note

Welcome to the thirty-fourth issue of the SG2042 Newsletter. In this issue, we will bring you a series of exciting content about the second Xuantie RISC-V Ecosystem Conference.

Highlights

  • On March 14, 2024, the second Xuantie RISC-V Ecosystem Conference was grandly opened in Shenzhen! SOPHGO showcased its full stack of RISC-V products and solutions at the conference. Peng Gao, Senior Vice President of SOPHGO, delivered a speech on "Reshaping Computing Power, Leading the Productivity Revolution." In his speech, Peng Gao shared that in today's era, where large models lead a new revolution in productivity, the industry urgently requires more economical computing resources and a more efficient computing power scheduling mechanism. Leveraging the open, universal, and free RISC-V technology, SOPHGO is committed to reshaping the boundaries of computing power and leading a new revolution in productivity.

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Upstream

Most of the code is already open-source and can be obtained from repositories such as github.com/SOPHGO. The following are some useful repo resources:

Linux kernel

  • Sophgo Community work: https://github.com/sophgo/linux-riscv

    • System optimization
  • Linux Official Community Upstream work:

    • 6.9 enters the second week of the merge window, the driver/bindings part of the reset driver has been merged.

U-Boot

https://github.com/sophgo/u-boot/tree/sg2042-dev

  • No commits this week

OpenSBI

https://github.com/sophgo/opensbi/tree/sg2042-dev

  • No commits this week

Case Study

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Events and Games

In the News

News from Japanese, Korean and other language communities

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