Templado System | RISC-V Payment gateway

Many of you have heard the buzz about RISC-V, but may still be unsure if it’s the right architecture for your organization. Unlike legacy ISAs, which are not designed to handle modern workloads, RISC-V has numerous advantages, including its openness, simplicity, clean-slate design, modularity, extensibility, and stability.

RISC-V is an open-source royalty-free

One of the main advantages of RISC-V is its open-source nature. This means that anyone can design and manufacture RISC-V chips without paying licensing fees, which has led to a proliferation of RISC-V chip designs from a wide range of companies, including startups, established players, and even governments.

So if I was just going to say if I want to build a computer really fast today, and I want it to go fast, RISC-V is the easiest one to choose. It’s the simplest one, it has got all the right features, it has got the right top eight instructions that you actually need to optimize for, and it doesn't have too much junk. AnandTech Interview with Jim Keller

Yes, RISC-V is supported by major Linux distributions

Over the past few years, there has been significant progress in bringing Linux support to the RISC-V architecture. Several popular Linux distributions have made efforts to include RISC-V support, ensuring that software and tools can run on RISC-V-based systems.

Fedora: Fedora, a community-driven Linux distribution, has official support for RISC-V. Fedora's RISC-V variant, known as Fedora RISC-V, provides a complete set of packages, including a full desktop environment, development tools, and server applications.

OpenSUSE: The OpenSUSE community has been actively working on porting the distribution to RISC-V. The OpenSUSE Project provides a version called openSUSE for RISC-V, which aims to bring a fully functional openSUSE experience to RISC-V hardware.

Debian: Debian, one of the most widely used Linux distributions, has been working on adding RISC-V support. While it might not be as mature as other architectures, there are efforts to port Debian to RISC-V and provide packages for the RISC-V platform.

Many other Distro adding RISC-V support. Ubuntu, ArchLinux all have RISC-V support.

Templado Systems has developed and thoroughly tested a payment gateway using components from several hardware vendors, including those supporting the RISC-V architecture. The system is designed to provide secure and efficient payment processing capabilities.