CloudBEAR
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CloudBEAR shows a working RISC-V Linux core on FPGA that hosts a website and remotely controls an IoT device, plus a tiny microcontroller and an Eclipse-based IDE that successfully debugs the MCU. Company supplies three IP cores — BI350 / BI651 / BI671 — spanning tiny microcontroller to high-end out-of-order designs, claiming up to four instructions per cycle for the mid-range core. Demonstrations run live and the Linux stack boots and controls hardware.
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