Something to look forward to: The new Loongson 3A5000 is a quad-core processor clocked at around 2.3 - 2.5 GHz. It uses Loongson's 64-bit GS464V microarchitecture, which features four ALUs (arithmetic ...

Loongson Technology, a producer of semiconductor chips under China's largest scientific think tank, has filed an initial public offering (IPO) in Shanghai, raising capital to finance its role in ...

Chinese CPU maker Loongson Technology Founder and Chairman Hu Weiwu, who is also a Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Computing Technology researcher, told Xinhua News Agency that Loonson's next ...

China has sent a compute module to the Tiangong Space Station featuring Loongson-designed CPUs. The Star Eye system was sent up as part of the Tianzhou-8 payload, the seventh resupply mission to the ...

Chinese company Loongson released its next-generation computer central processing unit (CPU) 3A6000 in Beijing on Tuesday. The CPU is self-designed with key indexes comparable to those of global ...

I have some thoughts on the Loongson. Other then RMS, is anyone using Lemote systems in the US? I know this is apples to oranges, but Loongson computers seems underpowered compaired to X86 systems at ...

I've been looking for information on Loongson based systems. Most of the stuff I found was at least a few years old. I'm also wondering what is the impact the Loongson will have on FOSS software.

A hot potato: China is willing to fight US restrictions on advanced technology with domestically-produced chip products, and the highly-discussed Loongson CPU line is receiving further confirmation ...

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Whatever your feelings on the modern Chinese state, you have to admit that it's reasonable for the country to want to achieve technological independence. Whether it's reasonable to think that the ...