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E2000Q
Embedded processor with heterogeneous Phytium cores.
FPGA.io Part Number FIO-F295C8363F774326Internal catalogue reference · manufacturer MPN remains unchanged
Technical reference · Base device — ordering suffix not specified · Checked 2026-09-28
DOCUMENTED FACTS
Technical parameters
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| Parameter | Documented value | Source & conditions |
|---|---|---|
| CPU configuration | 2 × FTC664 + 2 × FTC310 | Phytium E2000 product page ↗Product overview |
| Instruction set | 64-bit Armv8, ARM64 and ARM32 execution | Phytium E2000 product page ↗Product overview |
| Virtualization | Hardware support | Phytium E2000 product page ↗Product overview |
Official documents
Phytium E2000 product pageProduct overviewWeb ↗Ordering and board constraints
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