Given the fact that [high performing]bug free processors don’t exist anymore, how can you trust your processor? The next best thing is have access to a processor’s design files. Not only have access to them, you need to be able to study and improve them.
-Such a processor is referred to as a Libre processor. However, processors themselves are only a part of the picture. Nowadays, most contemporary computing tasks involve intelligence, media consumption, wireless connectivity, etc.
+Such a processor is referred to as a Libre processor. However, processors themselves are only a part of the picture. Nowadays, most contemporary computing tasks involve artificial intelligence, media consumption, wireless connectivity, etc.
## What we Do
-LibreSOC strives to deliver a fully capable and competitive Libre integrated System on Chip. We want to maximize the degree of trust a customer can place in his or her processor. We do this by providing the customer the freedom to study, modify, and redistribute the processor source from HDL to VLSI.
+LibreSOC strives to deliver a fully capable and competitive Libre integrated System on Chip. We want to maximize the degree of trust a customer can place in his or her processor. We do this by providing the customer the freedom to study, modify, and redistribute the SOC source from HDL to VLSI.
-Right now, we're targeting an (quad core, 800mhz, dual issue, GPU, VPU, [and later an ML inference core] ) SOC.
+Right now, we're targeting a (quad core, 800mhz, dual issue, GPU, VPU, [and later an ML inference core] ) SOC.
## But Why do I need a LibreSOC?
Its entirely possible that you're OK with the fact that modern processors have
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