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Miniature RISC-V Developer Laptop Looks Like a Lenovo ThinkPad Clone | Tom's Hardware
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Why is everything RISC-V some low power device, I want a workstation with PCIe 5.0 powered by RISC-V.
It takes time, as it all is under heavy development. Just since very recently there are risc v sbc available that can run linux - before it was pretty much microcontrollers only. Be patient :)
That's promising at least :)