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NRF54 Bluetooth line of chips announced with RISC-V coprocessors

3 点作者 jpablo大约 2 年前

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rektide大约 2 年前
Very excited for this. Global Foundries 22nm. We&#x27;re finally all making the Cire M4-&gt;M33 jump. This feels like it&#x27;s going to be the new baseline for the next like half-decade.<p>I recently have picked up some Silicon Labs boards which have been very nice too. I&#x27;d love someday to better comparative characterize their power consumption.<p>Both companies seem to be really shifting into gear on the software front to make the chips far more productizable. SiLabs is getting into Zephyr IoT. They have a huge Thread&#x2F;Matter sdk they push back upstream from. Nordic has like two engineers who have just been on fire making bleeding edge BT possible on Zephyr which is gripping-my-seat great to get to witness.<p>It&#x27;s so excellent to see companies that <i>want</i> to sell chips. It feels like bigger app processors (for ex for tablets) are unobtainable&#x2F;a pita. The fpga industry resolutely does not give AF at all about toolchains&#x2F;usability, profiteers off selling add on IP blocks galore (for Gods sake pick a side, are you a hardware or software company.)
snvzz大约 2 年前
&gt;The nRF54H20 boasts multiple Arm® Cortex®-M33 processors and multiple RISC-V coprocessors.<p>It is a start, but they have not let go of the legacy architecture yet.<p>They&#x27;re taking their time to fully adopt the industry standard.
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