Libre-SOC
We're building a chip. A fast chip. A safe chip. A trusted chip. A chip with lots of perip
Libre-SOC is an open-source hardware project developing a chip that integrates a CPU, VPU, and 3D GPU. The project is entirely libre, with free/libre drivers and open-source code. It is designed to run complex algorithms on low-power devices like smartwatches, cellphones, and drones. The team is international and the project is sponsored by organizations like NLnet and NGI POINTER.
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