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"content": "Raspberry Pi is bringing out new silicon, the RP2350.\n\nAt boot time user can select whether she wants it to be a dual-core RISC-V or a dual-core Cortex-M33 ARM.\n\nhttps://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/microcontrollers/silicon.html#architecture-switching\n\nSilicon has become cheap as dirt so they decided to leave 50% of the CPUs dormant.\n\nOh, and there's no FPU in RISC-V mode.\n\nBut it comes with a glitch detector.\n\nStill it's a performance boost at a similar price. But I challenge you to break down all those barriers: get all four cores running simultaneously through glitching and use the FPU!\n\nfun fact: the website still contradicts itself whether the FPU is single or double precision.\n\n#raspberry #raspberrypipico #pico #rp2040 #rp2350",
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