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  <title>449: The Future of Open Computing: Inside RISC-V with DeepComputing CEO</title>
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  <itunes:subtitle>Is RISC-V the hardware revolution we've been waiting for? On Destination Linux Episode 449, we sit down for an exclusive interview with DeepComputing CEO Yuning Liang.</itunes:subtitle>
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&lt;p&gt;00:00:00 Intro: Rebel Alliance Linux&lt;br&gt;
00:01:44 Interview Begins: Yuning &amp;amp; RISC-V&lt;br&gt;
00:02:46 Origin Story: From Nokia &amp;amp; Samsung to RISC-V&lt;br&gt;
00:07:24 From Drones to Laptops: Early Projects that Shaped RISC-V&lt;br&gt;
00:11:38 What Makes RISC-V Truly Different&lt;br&gt;
00:16:43 Hard Mode Enabled: Challenges &amp;amp; Dark Moments&lt;br&gt;
00:22:39 Big Wins: RISC-V Milestones &amp;amp; Supply Chain Reality&lt;br&gt;
00:25:43 Chasing Full Linux Kernel Support&lt;br&gt;
00:28:22 RISC-V History Lesson: From Idea to Ecosystem&lt;br&gt;
00:36:17 Philosophy of Openness &amp;amp; Hardware Sovereignty&lt;br&gt;
00:42:40 Can We Stop AI from Gobbling All the Hardware?&lt;br&gt;
00:51:07 Why Now Is the Time to Challenge x86&lt;br&gt;
00:56:21 RVA-23: Setting the Bar for RISC-V Laptops&lt;br&gt;
01:00:11 Modular Dreams: Framework &amp;amp; RISC-V&lt;br&gt;
01:02:33 Building a Sustainable Open-Hardware Future&lt;br&gt;
01:11:03 Big Dreams: One-Third of CPUs on RISC-V?&lt;br&gt;
01:14:06 How People Can Get Involved&lt;br&gt;
01:17:45 Lightning Round: Fun with Yuning&lt;br&gt;
01:21:44 Interview Wrap-Up&lt;br&gt;
01:25:15 Thanks to Till &amp;amp; the RISC-V Tattoo Origin&lt;br&gt;
01:26:00 Show Outro&lt;/p&gt;
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<p>00:00:00 Intro: Rebel Alliance Linux<br>
00:01:44 Interview Begins: Yuning &amp; RISC-V<br>
00:02:46 Origin Story: From Nokia &amp; Samsung to RISC-V<br>
00:07:24 From Drones to Laptops: Early Projects that Shaped RISC-V<br>
00:11:38 What Makes RISC-V Truly Different<br>
00:16:43 Hard Mode Enabled: Challenges &amp; Dark Moments<br>
00:22:39 Big Wins: RISC-V Milestones &amp; Supply Chain Reality<br>
00:25:43 Chasing Full Linux Kernel Support<br>
00:28:22 RISC-V History Lesson: From Idea to Ecosystem<br>
00:36:17 Philosophy of Openness &amp; Hardware Sovereignty<br>
00:42:40 Can We Stop AI from Gobbling All the Hardware?<br>
00:51:07 Why Now Is the Time to Challenge x86<br>
00:56:21 RVA-23: Setting the Bar for RISC-V Laptops<br>
01:00:11 Modular Dreams: Framework &amp; RISC-V<br>
01:02:33 Building a Sustainable Open-Hardware Future<br>
01:11:03 Big Dreams: One-Third of CPUs on RISC-V?<br>
01:14:06 How People Can Get Involved<br>
01:17:45 Lightning Round: Fun with Yuning<br>
01:21:44 Interview Wrap-Up<br>
01:25:15 Thanks to Till &amp; the RISC-V Tattoo Origin<br>
01:26:00 Show Outro</p>]]>
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<p>00:00:00 Intro: Rebel Alliance Linux<br>
00:01:44 Interview Begins: Yuning &amp; RISC-V<br>
00:02:46 Origin Story: From Nokia &amp; Samsung to RISC-V<br>
00:07:24 From Drones to Laptops: Early Projects that Shaped RISC-V<br>
00:11:38 What Makes RISC-V Truly Different<br>
00:16:43 Hard Mode Enabled: Challenges &amp; Dark Moments<br>
00:22:39 Big Wins: RISC-V Milestones &amp; Supply Chain Reality<br>
00:25:43 Chasing Full Linux Kernel Support<br>
00:28:22 RISC-V History Lesson: From Idea to Ecosystem<br>
00:36:17 Philosophy of Openness &amp; Hardware Sovereignty<br>
00:42:40 Can We Stop AI from Gobbling All the Hardware?<br>
00:51:07 Why Now Is the Time to Challenge x86<br>
00:56:21 RVA-23: Setting the Bar for RISC-V Laptops<br>
01:00:11 Modular Dreams: Framework &amp; RISC-V<br>
01:02:33 Building a Sustainable Open-Hardware Future<br>
01:11:03 Big Dreams: One-Third of CPUs on RISC-V?<br>
01:14:06 How People Can Get Involved<br>
01:17:45 Lightning Round: Fun with Yuning<br>
01:21:44 Interview Wrap-Up<br>
01:25:15 Thanks to Till &amp; the RISC-V Tattoo Origin<br>
01:26:00 Show Outro</p>]]>
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