@@lord8396 I feel that China is developing too many CPU ISAs at the same time, namely x86-64, ARM, RISC-V, and Loongarch.. it will be impossible to build a complete software ecosystem for every one of these CPU ISAs.. for example, not every technology company in China is taking the Loongarch CPUs seriously, in fact only government institutions are taking the Loongarch CPUs seriously and actively building software for them.. Huawei, the best technology company in China, is fully behind ARM ISA and ignores other CPU ISAs.. I think the whole of China should focus on one or two CPU ISAs at max!!
@@lord8396 I want China to focus solely on the development of both LoongArch and RISC-V CPU ISAs, because the first is a pure Chinese ISA while the second is an open-standard ISA (meaning that it belongs to everyone).. x86-64 and AArch64 CPU ISAs belong to Intel and Arm Ltd, respectively.. so China will always face legal and intellectual property problems with these two ISAs.. Huawei focuses too much on the AArch64 ISA which is a mistake in my opinion!!
@@ibrahimtouman2279 but ecosystem is the problem. x86 n arm can have more software, which is good for commercial market to be rival to mac pc using arm
@@lord8396 yes, software ecosystem is definitely a challenge, but it can be solved with time, money, and effort.. nothing is impossible!! for example, Huawei is breaking away from the American software ecosystem by adopting the HarmonyOS NEXT which is completely independent from the Android OS.. right now, HarmonyOS supports ~10000 native apps, and the goal is to reach 1 million native apps in the future.. I think Huawei will ultimately adopt the RISC-V CPU ISA in the near future
we are eager for the (Huawei Mate 70 + HarmonyOS NEXT) to be released.. we want to use Chinese technology, not American
@@ibrahimtouman2279 i hv mate 60 pro already using harmonyos next. no android apk supported
can you do the glmark2 test with the "Moore Threads MTT S80 GPU" against both the hygon 3350m CPU and the Loongson 3a6000 CPU
@@ibrahimtouman2279 s80 not supporting uos n other loongson OS yet. only x86 win n linux supported so far
@@lord8396 I feel that China is developing too many CPU ISAs at the same time, namely x86-64, ARM, RISC-V, and Loongarch.. it will be impossible to build a complete software ecosystem for every one of these CPU ISAs..
for example, not every technology company in China is taking the Loongarch CPUs seriously, in fact only government institutions are taking the Loongarch CPUs seriously and actively building software for them..
Huawei, the best technology company in China, is fully behind ARM ISA and ignores other CPU ISAs.. I think the whole of China should focus on one or two CPU ISAs at max!!
@@lord8396 I want China to focus solely on the development of both LoongArch and RISC-V CPU ISAs, because the first is a pure Chinese ISA while the second is an open-standard ISA (meaning that it belongs to everyone)..
x86-64 and AArch64 CPU ISAs belong to Intel and Arm Ltd, respectively.. so China will always face legal and intellectual property problems with these two ISAs.. Huawei focuses too much on the AArch64 ISA which is a mistake in my opinion!!
@@ibrahimtouman2279 but ecosystem is the problem. x86 n arm can have more software, which is good for commercial market to be rival to mac pc using arm
@@lord8396 yes, software ecosystem is definitely a challenge, but it can be solved with time, money, and effort.. nothing is impossible!!
for example, Huawei is breaking away from the American software ecosystem by adopting the HarmonyOS NEXT which is completely independent from the Android OS.. right now, HarmonyOS supports ~10000 native apps, and the goal is to reach 1 million native apps in the future..
I think Huawei will ultimately adopt the RISC-V CPU ISA in the near future