Runhe software launches HarmonyOS standards for RISC-V chips

Open source HarmonyOS operating system, OpenHarmony is making instantaneous progress, adding to this, China’s Runhe Software announced a new OpenHarmony standard system platform based on the RISC-V chipset and new HH-SCDAYU800 development kit.

The latest announcement from Runhe Software came at a press conference dedicated to OpenHarmony (HarmonyOS) standard system platform for the RISC-V chipset.

HH-SCDAYU800 development kit is the OpenHarmony smart hardware launched by Runhe Software. It is based on the Pingtouge Yingying 1520 integrated with the quad-core high-performance RISC-V processor Xuantie C910. Its AI ​​computing power reaches 4TOPs.

This development kit is powered by the Runkaihong HiHopeOS operating system based on OpenHarmony standard system.

HH-SCDAYU800 supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, audio, video, and camera functions support multiple video input and output interfaces, and provides rich expansion interfaces.

It can be used for industrial control tablets, smart large screens, smart NVR, information release systems, cloud terminals, vehicle central control, and other scenarios, support medical imaging, video conferencing, home robots and drones, and other mid-to-high-end applications, and can be used in edge computing, artificial intelligence, image recognition, multimedia, and other fields.

RISC-V:

RISC-V (“risk-five”) is an instruction set architecture (ISA) rooted in reduced instruction set computer (RISC) principles. RISC-V is unique, even revolutionary because it is a common, free, open-source ISA to which software can be ported, hardware can be developed, and processors can be built to support it.

RISC-V supports the most common proprietary ISAs including X86, ARMv8, and AMD64. This makes the chips compatible with most of programs and applications.

This platform has zero new technology but it has gained immense popularity in the international market over the past 10 years.

In 2015, the RISC-V foundation was created in partnership with 29 founding members after the original developers transferred RISC-V rights to the foundation.

In 2020, RISC-V was renamed as RISC-V Internation following its incorporation in Switzerland. Since then the organization has increased to over 2000 members and expanded to over 70 countries across the globe.