As more companies look to adopt chips based on the open source RISC-V architecture, SUSE and chipmaker Openchip are building a European tech stack around the technology.
SUSE, which sells enterprise software based on open source technology like Linux, signed an agreement with the Spanish chipmaker today, June 25, to adapt its products to run on future Openchip RISC-V hardware.
SUSE Global Head Sovereign Solutions Andreas Prins said in a press release that the collaboration will ensure its software stack is “fully optimised, secure and ready for deployment” when Openchip’s European-manufactured hardware goes to market.
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