14:13:59 <m-relay> <f​ede:xmr.mx> Has anyone tested the new XuanTie R910 yet?
14:34:03 <knownsec> fede, is it new chinese cpu?
14:35:08 <m-relay> <f​ede:xmr.mx> yes
14:35:29 <knownsec> damn chinese, they always have some surprises 
14:36:09 <knownsec> I bet they will be the first who adopt quantum computers
15:07:50 <m-relay> <f​ede:xmr.mx> it's good to have an alternative to Intel/AMD oligopoly
15:46:57 <knownsec> fede, I agree, diversity is good for the whole, I really like deepseek and how it makes other AI corporations keep up with it, they compete and regular users benefit
16:08:01 <m-relay> <t​eoti:matrix.org> I don't suppose it's RISC?
16:08:18 <sech1> It is RISC-V
16:08:44 <m-relay> <t​eoti:matrix.org> Well then... I am grateful that it was brought to my attention!
16:10:18 <m-relay> <t​eoti:matrix.org> I'll be looking into this in detail later... Is it commercially available yet? I haven't seen a RISC option that I can actually purchase that isn't a massively overpriced server in a small 'fans sound like jet engine' server configuration
16:11:06 <m-relay> <t​eoti:matrix.org> ...and as far as I know, RISC-V is the only fully open hardware platform (ISA)
16:12:29 <sech1> Weren't they going to make an Android phone based on this chip?
16:23:08 <m-relay> <t​eoti:matrix.org> No idea... but that sounds interesting. Last time I checked the Pinephone still hadn't made all of the hardware work, so a totally new hardware platform seems hard?