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Intel's next-gen Arrow Lake-S Desktop CPUs might have an edge in terms of Instruction Set support over their mobile Arrow Lake-H siblings.

Explore the intricate world of embedded systems, where specialized computers excel in performing specific tasks with unmatched precision.

Learn more about the history of RISC-V architecture and the basics of the RISC-V instruction set.

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The revolution in computing is unfolding in an unlikely place – not just in the world's Silicon Valley but potentially in third-world countries. The harbinger of this change is RISC-V

The transputer documentation archive: Inmos and the Transputer

I am delighted to share my technical insights into RISC-V in this article to inspire and prepare the next generation of chip designers for the future of the open era of computing. If you understand how we build complex electronic devices like desktops and smartphones using processors, you would be more interested in learning and exploring the Instruction Set Architectures.

Everyone is going ARM these days—Amazon and Apple are both shipping in-house CPUs with crazy performance increases, with Microsoft rumored to be developing their own. ARM has historically been used for low power mobile chips, so why exactly is ARM crushing x86 on the desktop and server space?