Hardware Innovation in the World's First RISC-V 50 TOPS AI Compute for Mass Production Development
In this video, Yuning Liang introduces the world’s first mass-produced RISC-V 50 TOPS AI Chiplet SoC—powering DeepComputing’s affordable AI PCs (the RISC-V Mainbaord II for Framework Laptop 13) in 2025. Discover how this breakthrough tackles unknown workloads with a modular design!
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