Explore the groundbreaking CORE-V Microcontroller in this 29-minute conference talk by Frédéric Desbiens from the Eclipse Foundation. Discover how this open-source 32-bit RISC-V-based MCU is challenging the status quo of proprietary technology in computer hardware. Learn about its rich set of peripherals, embedded FPGA, and other features that set it apart. Gain insights into the OpenHW Group's role in developing this innovative MCU and understand how the Eclipse Foundation is collaborating to build a comprehensive RISC-V ecosystem. Explore the potential of leveraging RTOSes and Eclipse IoT components on the CORE-V MCU, opening up new possibilities for open-source hardware development.
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Open Source to the Core: The CORE-V MCU - Frédéric Desbiens, Eclipse Foundation
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Linux Foundation
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