Openchip partners with SUSE to certify RISC-V hardware for European sovereign enterprise deployments
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Ben Wodecki
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Openchip, a semiconductor company focused on open RISC-V architectures, has partnered with SUSE to certify its high-performance compute and accelerator devices across SUSE's enterprise software stack, including SLES, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, and Rancher Prime. The collaboration aims to develop Kubernetes plugins and operators for sovereign-centric, enterprise-grade open-source deployments, advancing European digital sovereignty at the chip level.
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bskyOpenchip partners with SUSE to certify RISC-V hardware for European sovereign enterprise deploymentssdxcentral.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledThe partnership will see Openchip's RISC-V high-performance compute and accelerator devices certified for use across SUSE's software stack, including its Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.
The collaboration will involve the development of Kubernetes plugins and operators specifically for the solution, intended
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