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Pine64 Oz64 is a single-board PC with ARM and RISC-V CPU cores - Liliputing (liliputing.com)
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[–] partial_accumen@lemmy.world 2 points 3 months ago

I can think of one valid use case for this unsolved by any other solution:

Lets say a company has an SoC board base product currently currently base on ARM. They want to eventually migrate to RISC-V based solution.

If a company has a product currently written to use ARM compiled code, but wants to transition to RISC-V (which isn't ready yet), they could deploy this board which could run today's ARM implementation, and it would be future-ready when the RISC-V implementation would be released without having to replace hardware.