The world's first phone-able RISC-V tablet: deep Digital DC-ROMA unveiled, with built-in AI assistant

CTOnews.com, November 10, the three-day RISC-V North America Summit 2023 ended. At this RISC-V Summit, the organizer RISC-V Foundation set up a "LaunchPad" session for the first time, inviting companies to showcase their latest products or solutions.

The domestic deep digital intelligence showed the participants the latest achievement-the world's first RISC-V Pad that can be used for phone calls. At the scene of the show, Liang Yuning, a deep math consultant, dialed the first phone call to the host Tiffany through the tablet.

According to reports, the RISC-V Pad, called DC-ROMA, carries the 64bit U744th 1.5GHz SoC, a pre-installed Debian system (the next generation will support Android), 8G memory and a 10.1inch screen size. It has a built-in AI voice assistant and supports 4G LTE Internet access and phone calls.

CTOnews.com partners may not be familiar with Deep Mathematical Intelligence, and the company has built the first RISC-V notebook computer, the ROMA, which has achieved a commercial landing. The notebook is equipped with RISC-V SoC (main frequency 1.5GHz 64-bit quad-core processor and two-core GPU), 8G memory, 128g EMMC and 1T SSD support, and the operating system is pre-installed with openKylin which supports multiple languages.

▲ source ROMA notebook official photos