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Technology journalist, editor in chief and power editor @eeNewsEurope, tech editor at Uncrewed Systems Technology mag and e-mobility engineering

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IFA highlights the latest in consumer electronics

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By Nick Flaherty Verified
| EENews Europe Verified
The IFA exhibition in Berlin later this week is, of course, dominated by AI being added to almost every class of consumer electronics. From the latest in humanoid robots and TV technology to e-ink displays, there is a wide range of products and concepts competing for attention. Rather than driverless cars, IFA is focussing on humanoid robots with a part fashion show, part consumer electronics tech showcase called “Robots on the Runway”.
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RISC-V extensions for high performance embedded computing

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By Nick Flaherty Verified
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August 27, 2026 - By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe One of the key advantages and challenges of the RISC-V architecture is the ability to add custom instructions. Adding instructions to a RISC-V core can make a system more secure or boost performance in areas such as cryptography and edge AI. But these instructions also carry the risk of fragmentation, with different cores becoming incompatible.
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RISC-V extensions for high performance embedded computing

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By Nick Flaherty Verified
| EENews Europe Verified
One of the key advantages and challenges of the RISC-V architecture is the ability to add custom instructions. Adding instructions to a RISC-V core can make a system more secure or boost performance in areas such as cryptography and edge AI. But these instructions also carry the risk of fragmentation, with different cores becoming incompatible. There are three essential embedded extensions for the baseline RV32I and RV64I RISC-V cores that are commonly used.
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