Bogdan Solca

RISC-V is now mostly on par with the x86 and Arm processor instruction set architectures, at least on the CPU side of things. Native RISC-V GPUs might still take a while to catch up even with the big adoption push initiated by SiFive a few years ago. However, RISC-V CPUs already support the older x86-based

AMD is preparing to launch the Phoenix architecture for the AM5 desktop platform , and, just like the mobile-grade APUs, the lower-end desktop APUs will come with the Little Phoenix (aka Phoenix2) design featuring Zen4 and Zen4c cores plus less powerful RDNA3 iGPU, while the higher-end models will only pack Zen4 cores from the Phoenix1