There's More to The RISC-V China Story
By Junko Yoshida, EEtimes
November 22, 2018
A professor in Beijing corrected us that the China Open Instruction Ecosystem (RISC-V) Alliance, known as CRVA, is no splinter group. We stand corrected. But the fact remains that RISC-V activities in China are fragmented.
Being a reporter is like being the guy who’s trying to bail out the ocean. I know that there is always more to the story than the copy I just filed. My recent blog about RISC-V activities in China is typical.
As soon as my piece, entitled “Why RISC-V Lags in China,” posted on EE Times’ website, I got blowback from Yungang Bao, a professor at the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.
He requested that I set the record straight on three points.
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