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  "lead": "DeepComputing is a technology company based in Hong Kong that develops and sells RISC-V based hardware. Its flagship products are laptops, tablets and PC motherboards with various processors based on the 64-bit RISC-V ISA.",
  "body": "DeepComputing is a technology company based in Hong Kong that develops and sells RISC-V based hardware. Its flagship products are laptops, tablets and PC motherboards with various processors based on the 64-bit RISC-V ISA. ==Products== DeepComputing develops hardware ranging from laptops and mainboards, to AI PCs and embedded accessories. DeepComputing products only use chips based around the RISC-V open standard ISA, which is the main selling point and principle of the company. ===DC-ROMA=== DC-ROMA, the first product of the company and world's first commercially available RISC-V laptop. It uses a quad-core StarFive JH7110 SoC. It has up to 8 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, a 1080p monocular camera, 2 USB 3.0 ports and a Type-C power adapter. It supports openKylin, Debian and several other Linux distributions. DC-ROMA II, the second laptop of the company. With an octo-core SpacemiT K1 SoC. It has up to 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, a 1080P monocular camera, 2 USB 3.0 and Type-C ports, 1 MicroSD port and a Type-C power adapter. It also has GPIO, allowing access to I²C and other types of direct access to the SoC. It comes with Ubuntu or Fedora pre-installed, and supports other Linux distributions. DC-ROMA Pad II, tablet version of DC-ROMA II based on the same K1 SoC. DC-ROMA Mainboard, the first Framework compatible motherboard by the company. With a quad-core JH7110 SoC, just like first RISC-V laptop. DC-ROMA AI PC, the second Framework motherboard by the company, and marketed as a local AI-capable PC. With an octo-core ESWIN EIC7702X SoC. CPU cores are P550 designed by SiFive. The SoC contains an NPU that provides AI capability up to 50 TOPS. ===Other=== StationV D300, a workstation based on a RISC-V processor with 64 cores and AI accelerator card support. DC-ROMEO, an RC car series based on the ESP32-C6. Debug Expansion Card, a Framework compatible expansion card providing UART/EC-S/USB-C to DC-ROMA mainboards. ==References==",
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