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The DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard III for #Framework Laptop 13 is now open for preorder: bit.ly/4ttksdl
Powered by the SpacemiT K3:
• RVA23 support — a major milestone for Linux standardization
• Up to 60 TOPS AI compute
• Ubuntu & Fedora support
This isn’t just another dev board — it’s a usable RISC-V laptop.
#RISCV #OpenSource #Linux #Ubuntu #Fedora #DCROMA
Heterogeneous RISC-V is no longer a corner case. When hardware clusters differ in vector register width or RVV version, a single Linux kernel can struggle to represent every core’s real capabilities.
At Linux Plumbers Conference 2026, Cong Wang and @Yuning_XC5 will explore a multikernel approach: booting one independent Linux kernel per hardware cluster, with each kernel built for the silicon it runs on.
#LinuxPlumbersConference #RISCV #LinuxKernel #RVV #OpenSource
Can an open instruction set help make AI and robotics systems easier to inspect, adapt, and build on?
At #RISCVOttawa, @Yuning_XC5 will look beyond the processor itself—toward the software, tools, and developer experience required to turn open hardware into useful platforms for intelligent systems.
#RISCV #AI #Robotics #OpenSource #OpenHardware
Can declarative infrastructure help make Kubernetes on RISC-V easier to build and run?
Join Bruce Gain and @Yuning_XC5 at #NixCon2026 for “Declarative Frontiers: Running Kubernetes on RISC-V with NixOS.”
#NixCon #NixOS #Kubernetes #RISCV #OpenSource
DeepComputing featured in Linux Magazine Netherlands! 🇳🇱
From our first RISC-V mainboard and @FrameworkPuter collaboration to building the broader RISC-V software ecosystem, the latest issue takes a closer look at our journey — “This is only the beginning.” Like what @Yuning_XC5 said.
Big thanks to Paul Reemeijer!
AI-driven memory demand is raising supply risk for Linux and consumer hardware.
Source: hackaday.com/2026/08/28/ram-…
This is more than a pricing story. For open hardware, memory and storage availability can determine whether a Linux platform remains accessible to developers, makers, and communities.
Hard times do not change our direction. DeepComputing will keep building RISC-V products. We believe open source is for all humanity—not a luxury for easy market cycles, but a shared foundation people can inspect, improve, and build upon.
#RISCV #Linux #OpenSource #OpenHardware
RISC-V belongs in the classroom, too.
Guangdong Zhongyuan High School is the first pilot of DeepComputing’s 100 Schools & Universities Program
Full Blog:
deepcomputing.io/building-th…
At the MakerPRO Online Meetup, @Yuning_XC5 shared his journey with RISC-V and why openness matters for the future of computing.
He discussed the evolution of RISC-V, the challenges of building a new open ecosystem, and how AI could become an important growth opportunity for the architecture, while the growing RISC-V ecosystem also provides new opportunities for developers and engineers.
🎥 Watch the full recording on YouTube:
👉 youtu.be/WjPI0FhfrL8
#DeepComputing #RISCV #MakerPRO #OpenSource
It’s been a long wait, but we finally have the first production batch of the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard III in hand. We know many of you have been waiting patiently for this update, and we truly appreciate your patience along the way.
During the process, we worked through supply-chain changes while continuing to refine the board. One of the updates is right here in these two photos. Can you spot the difference? 👀
This is an important step forward, and we’ll keep sharing updates. Thanks for sticking with us.
Explore the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard III: store.deepcomputing.io/produ…
#RISCV #Linux #OpenSource
Happy Birthday, Linux! 🐧
From powering servers and supercomputers to enabling the next generation of open hardware, Linux continues to be the foundation of open innovation.
At DeepComputing, we’re proud to build alongside the global open-source community—making high-performance, open computing more accessible for everyone.
#Linux35
🤖 Made with AI
Join us at OOSC 4.0 - IIITA—OpportunityOpenSource to explore the future of RISC-V and open-source GPU drivers.
At OOSC 4.0, Iulian Arcus will explore how open-source GPU drivers can help drive the growth of the RISC-V SoC market.
Whether you’re building for Linux, experimenting with RISC-V, or contributing to open-source graphics, bring your questions and help shape the conversation.
Register: oosc.iiita.ac.in/register
#OOSC4 #RISCV #OpenSource #OpenHardware #Linux #OpenSourceCommunity
Weekly News | Linux Kernel 7.2 Officially Released
Linux 7.2 brings more upstream momentum for #RISCV: newer processor and dev-board support, default ESWIN SoC support, and continued work on @SpacemiT_CN K1/K3.
But mainline is only the start—reliable Linux products need integration, testing, and real-world validation.
#Linux #OpenSource #PlatformEngineerin #RISCV
The future of computing is being built on open architectures. 🚀
Join @Yuning_XC5 at the upcoming MakerPRO Online Meetup to explore how RISC-V is evolving from an open standard into real-world computing solutions.
From RISC-V laptops and AI PCs to Linux-ready developer platforms, we’ll discuss the opportunities and challenges of bringing open-architecture products to market.
#RISCV #AI #OpenSource #MakerPRO
Three Generations of RISC-V Laptop Mainboards
The story isn't just about bigger numbers. It's about the evolution from:
➡️ Bringing RISC-V to a modular laptop
➡️Running real workloads
➡️Exploring next-generation RISC-V + AI computing
Three generations. One direction.
More capable. More practical. More open.
Which generation are you most excited about? Comment to tell us!
#RISCV #AI #Linux #opensource #Hardware #SpacemiT #StarFive
Weekly News | Open Hardware Goes Beyond the Board
Comma.ai has launched a new PCIe Gen4 x4 to USB4 dock with open-source firmware, initially designed to bring more compute to OpenPilot and larger driving models.
What makes it interesting isn't just the hardware, but the openness of the stack behind it.
For open hardware, openness doesn't have to stop at the board or chip. Firmware, drivers, and software can be just as important in giving developers the freedom to inspect, modify, and build on the hardware.
The future of open hardware may be less about opening a single component — and more about opening the stack.
#OpenHardware #OpenSource #AI #DeveloperEcosystem #firmware
Weekly News | Linux rejects LLM-generated patches
Greg KH introduces a policy restricting LLM-generated patches in the Linux kernel's staging area, highlighting new challenges around code review and maintenance.
The challenge isn't AI-generated code itself, but how the ecosystem validates, reviews, and maintains AI-assisted contributions.
#Linux #LinuxKernel #OpenSource #AI
🤖 Made with AI
Join @Yuning_XC5 and @marty188586 at @UbuConAsia as they explore the future of AI on open RISC-V platforms.
See you there!
#AI #OpenSource #RISCV #UbuConAsia2026 #Linux
🚀 Exploring Open-Source Accelerator Chips and the Role of RISC-V
Join @Yuning_XC5& @marty188586 for an insightful session on “Open Source Accelerator Chip and How RISC-V Plays a Role”, exploring how RISC-V is enabling innovation in accelerator chip design and shaping the future of open computing platforms.
#COSCUP2026 #UbuConAsia2026 #RISCV #OpenSource #OpenHardware
Check @Yuning_XC5's interview at Lomiri CodeFest 2026!
👇 Full video: youtu.be/3lb6kkykLck
#RISCV #Lomiri
lol heavy lifting of RISCV software optimisation on all related RVV libraries lol
🟢 Growing the Linux App Ecosystem with RISC-V and RVA23 Platforms.
🗡⚔️🛡 Yuning Liang explains how the rapidly growing RISC-V ecosystem and its open instruction set are bringing Linux to more developers and hardware platforms worldwide. #OpenSouthCode26.