The Jianchen Project members want to find someone, who can modify AMD's Zen CPU microcode on a modern processor — say, an EPYC 9004-series — to execute RISC-V binaries.

A new 16-core processor from Hygon—a fabless chip maker in China that uses AMD's first-gen Zen IP—has popped up on Geekbench. It offers 60% better performance than a similar eight-core Hygon ...