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Milk-V Goes After the Raspberry Pi Compute Module4 with RISC-V Alternative

Milk-V Goes After the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 with a Pin-Compatible RISC-V Alternative.
The Milk-V Mars Compute Module includes dual-4k video outputs, four 1.5GHz RISC-V cores, a GPU, PCI Express, and more.

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