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The 3A6000's LoongArch architecture takes cues from RISC-V and MIPS, which Loongson used for its prior CPUs. However, LoongArch might be more heavily based on MIPS than Loongson lets on, as one developer calls the Linux kernel code for LoongArch CPUs "a blind copy of the MIPS code."
Why not go all in with RISC-V instead of creating their own "LoongArch" cpu architecture?
Uh...profit? They only have one religion in China.
Because they want to ~~add hardware surveillance devices to it~~ say that they made their own architecture? Yk how these communistic countries love to show off
Ah yeah, the only ones that like to show off
Ftfy
Yk how these ~~communistic~~ countries love to show off
Also you can do riscv and backdoors.