RISC-V Powered SoM Based Products and HPC Native Development
summary
Announces a shipping set of SoM products: a claimed world‑first 12nm RISC‑V SoC SoM laptop ROMA with 3D AR glasses, a sibling ROMA product, and a 28nm RISC‑V SoC SoM AI robot, plus the ROMA core SoC module and base development board. Shows Ubuntu/Fedora/Android boots, demos a SeL4 application on the dev board, and runs Xcalibyte’s HPC native compiler on ROMA with performance claims versus older GCC toolchains; emphasizes reuse across laptop, mini‑PC, NAS and recyclability of modules.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:06ROMA - Design
- 2:28Single Board ROMA
- 5:24Future ROMA - Full Independence by 2023
- 7:01ROMA - Product Ecosystem - BravoMonste
- 8:27ROMA - Product Ecosystem - Direct D
- 9:15ROMA - Product Ecosystem - Rokid Ai
- 10:29Software Ecosystem Updates - OS
- 11:15Software Ecosystem Updates - Compil
- 12:31ROMA - Product Ecosystem - Diode Planet
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