Milk-V Offers RISC-V RVA23 Compatibility with the New Multi-Core Mini-ITX Jupter2 SBC
RISC-V single-board computer (SBC) specialist Milk-V has announced the follow-up to its Jupiter mini-ITX board, unsurprisingly called the Jupiter2 — and delivering its first mainstream model with RISC-V RVA23 support.
"[The] Milk-V Jupiter2 [is] the first RVA23-compliant RISC-V SBC," the company claims of the device. "High-performance CPU, eight-core X100 @ 2.4GHz. On-device AI [Artificial Intelligence] acceleration, eight-core A100 AI CPU. RVA23 + RVV 1.0. Comprehensive hardware virtualization. Powerful storage expansion. Dual display outputs. High-frame-rate video codec. Real-time and industrial expansion."
Milk-V has announced the successor to its mini-ITX Jupiter RISC-V single-board computer, the Jupiter2. (📷: Milk-V)
Milk-V announced the original Jupiter back in June 2024as a mini-ITX single-board computer built around the SpacemIT K1 or M1 eight-core system-on-chip, implementing the RVA22 extension profile with RVV 1.0 vector extensions — meaning it falls short of the RVA23 requirement that Canonical has set as the "baseline" for Ubuntu Linux support. The...
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