RISC-V and Linux are being framed as the open stack for future computing
Obijuan_cube · x · 2026-07-23
RISC-V and Linux are framed as an unusually open computing stack: an open ISA plus an open operating system.
The post argues that together they create a platform that can be studied, modified, rebuilt, and improved from the hardware up, without a locked instruction set, a closed kernel, or a single company controlling the full stack.
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