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Coronavirus : Apple confirme son impact sur la production d’iPhone Ce signet est certifié par un administrateur.

https://www.01net.com/actualites/coro...r-la-production-d-iphone-1860001.html

Tags: industrie, apple, iphone, coronavirus par frenchhope (2020-02-21)

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Le coronavirus commence à toucher les résultats financiers de la Big Tech, la Chine ayant pratiquement arrêté sa production de biens de consommation comme les téléphones pour lutter contre virus Ce signet est certifié par un administrateur.

https://www.developpez.com/actu/29491...s-telephones-pour-lutter-contre-virus

Tags: technologie, big tech, industrie, covid-19, économie, finance, chine par frenchhope (2020-02-25)

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Video: RISC-V momentum around the world, from edge to HPC - insideHPC Ce signet est certifié par un administrateur.

it's really stuck me how the level of commitment to drive the mainstream adoption of RISC-V is like nothing I've seen before. It's exhilarating to witness our community collaborate across industries and geographies with the shared goal of accelerating the RISC-V ecosystem...With more than 420 organizations, individuals and universities that are members of the RISC-V Foundation, there is a really vibrant community collaborating together to drive the progression of ratified specs, compliance suites and other technical deliverables for the RISC-V ecosystem.

Semico Research predicts that the market will consume a total of 62.4 billion RISC-V central processing unit (CPU) cores by 2025 !

Unlike legacy instruction set architectures (ISAs) which are decades old and are not designed to handle the latest workloads, RISC-V has a variety of advantages including its openness, simplicity, clean-slate design, modularity, extensibility and stability. Thanks to these benefits, RISC-V is ushering in a new era of silicon design and processor innovation.

RISC-V "provides the flexibility to create thousands of possible custom processors. Since implementation is not defined at the ISA level, but rather by the composition of the system-on-chip and other design attributes, engineers can choose to go big, small, powerful or lightweight with their designs."

https://insidehpc.com/2020/02/video-r...tum-around-the-world-from-edge-to-hpc