Does Russia make microprocessors?

While China is new to the CPU ISA scene, Russia has been developing CPUs since the 1970s. While these processors support the x86 architecture, their main instruction set is a 512-bit wide Very Long Instruction Word (VLIW).

What optics does the Russian military use?

Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 1P78 is one of the newer optics (telescopic sight) to be supplied to the Russian Armed Forces. With a magnification of 2.8 it is similar to the Trijicon Acog, and the PO 3.5x21P.

Which army is stronger US or Russia?

According to the best military analysis, the United States and Russia rank #1 and #2 respectively in military power today. The US dominates the air with far more bases, fighter jets and bombers than Russia but Russia is superior on the ground with more tanks, artillery and land vehicles.

Does Linux run on RISC-V?

The RISC-V Linux kernel upstreaming patchset has been included into linux-next.

Does arm use RISC-V?

RISC-V or ARM is similar in function but different in practice. Both are based on RISC but RISC-V is an open-source code whereas ARM is proprietary. Whereas RISC-V was created to help companies create their custom silicon for their devices to allow for better results and optimization.

What do Russian special forces use?

The standard SpetsNaz weapon today is still the AK-74M (the “M” is for “Modernized”) in 5.45x39mm, while the newer, AK-104 (favored by MVD units and SVR Zaslon) and AK-105 (favored by FSB Alfa, the KSSO, and many other special units) compact carbines are beginning to eclipse the older, longer AK-74Ms in popularity.

What radio does the Russian military use?

Currently, the R-168 Akveduk, Russia’s fifth generation tactical radio system, is the primary tactical radio in service with the Ground Forces, Airborne, and Naval Infantry. These radios, widely fielded in the late 2000s, provide capabilities for digital data transmission and resilience against jamming.