Andes (Condor is owned by Andes) seems to get relatively little press Vs other RISCV outfits. My sense is they've been quietly building a very solid RISCV CPU business with a great IP portfolio.

This latest core looks very interesting, can't wait to see it hit silicon and see what it can really do!

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pclmulqdq 3 days ago | parent [-]

Andes has won a lot of sockets already with their lower-power cores. They have almost become the #1 choice for RISC-V cores.

	▲	brucehoult 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		I think they've been doing more RISC-V deals than SiFive for quite a few years, due largely I think to their proximity to and established relationships with (for NDS32) a lot of the current customers for RISC-V.