DeepComputing is featured in the September 2026 issue of Linux Magazine Netherlands, with a three-page article exploring our journey in RISC-V computing, our collaboration with Framework, and our efforts to make open hardware and software more accessible to developers and enthusiasts.
Titled DeepComputing en RISC-V, the feature includes an interview with DeepComputing Founder & CEO Yuning Liang, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities of building a thriving RISC-V ecosystem.
The article explores how DeepComputing brings together RISC-V and Framework’s modular hardware ecosystem to create accessible computing platforms for developers and open-source enthusiasts.
Author Paul Reemeijer shares his hands-on experience with the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard, including setting up Ubuntu, exploring the hardware through a UART console, and using the board as a development platform.
The feature also highlights the role of collaboration between hardware manufacturers, operating system providers, and open-source communities in advancing RISC-V adoption.
In the interview, Yuning Liang discusses DeepComputing’s approach to addressing one of the key challenges facing RISC-V adoption: the interdependence between hardware availability and software ecosystem development.
He emphasizes the importance of collaboration across the industry, from working with SoC partners to developing hardware platforms, to engaging with operating system providers and open-source communities to improve software support and application compatibility.
As the RISC-V ecosystem continues to evolve, DeepComputing continues to advance its RISC-V hardware portfolio with the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard III, powered by the SpacemiT K3 SoC.
We sincerely thank Paul Reemeijer and Linux Magazine Netherlands for featuring DeepComputing and sharing our RISC-V journey with the broader Linux and open-source community.
And this is only the beginning.
