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Dear Backers, The pace of development has slowed down a bit as the late summer set in and we took some holidays to rest and recharge. However, over this period, we did manage to accomplish one major new feature that is now available to developers: TLS support, via rustls.

So, the year is 2018, and there does not exist a single commercial "System-on-a-Chip" (SoC) that is capable of running 3D mobile games and playing 1080p60 video, where the end-user, including commercial customers, can say that they have full control over their devices.

Happy May to all Fomu backers. In this update, we'll talk about all of the amazing progress being made to bring Fomu to you. There has been a lot of progress on the software side, and we implemented a debugging mode that we think you'll really like. Finally, if you're in the Portland, OR, USA area this weekend, stop by and say hello!

New: Onion Omega2 Pro, New: Palitra, New: Fomu, Coming Soon: ANAVI Thermometer, Coming Soon: "ABC, MIT, IHTFP!", In-stock: HiFive Unleashed

An expandable multichannel wireless BioAmp interface for HCI & BCI

Learn About our Latest Advances in OS Support

A hackable IR remote control with an OpenAPI and support for app and voice control

The Libre-RISCV core is planning to deploy an innovative vectorisation system, known as Simple-V. Honestly, it's not very simple at all!

Some people think Eclipse is difficult to use, mainly because they don't know how to get started. But, using Eclipse isn't any harder than Keil, IAR, or SES. Unsuccessful installation is mostly due to bad tutorials, especially those from Nordic themselves. So, in this step-by-step tutorial, I will show you how easy it is to install the Eclipse development environment.

Some people think Eclipse is difficult to use, mainly because they don't know how to get started. But, using Eclipse isn't any harder than Keil, IAR, or SES. Unsuccessful installation is mostly due to bad tutorials, especially those from Nordic themselves. So, in this step-by-step tutorial, I will show you how easy it is to install the Eclipse development environment.

This update covers the release of Xous 0.8, the Precursor pre-boot process, the design of our test jigs, our preparations for EMC testing, and our various attempts to accelerate the manufacturing process.

A full listing of all Teardown talks and workshops.

Lime Microsystems and Enjoy-Digital are expanding our collaboration with the launch of LimeSDR Mini 2.0. The FPGA switch from Intel MAX10 to Lattice ECP5 brings with it new opportunities to use open source toolchains and frameworks for the FPGA implementation.

A party for hacking, discovering, and sharing hardware

Many thanks to Michael Larabel, who has been writing early articles on this project before we had a chance to get this pre-launch page up and running. What follows are some of my observations and responses about the articles.

New: HiFive Unleashed Expansion Board, Teardown: Full Schedule Posted, Coming Soon: Hexabitz Modular Electronics, In-stock: Acusis

Brief update this time as it's nearly time to get to Taipei Airport. Am on the way to Brussels - a little early - so as to be reasonably timezone-synced for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th.

Thank you so much for making the HiFive1 board a huge success! The passion that all of you have demonstrated for open-source, RISC-V, and us, has brightened our holidays and made us proud to have worked so hard on this project.