sipeed

If Sipeed had any idea how to run a product or software, the NanoKVM line would eat this alive.

Either set up an LLC so you can request samples from a destributor, or desolder one from a sipeed dev kit.

Fortunately, Sipeed is like most other chinese manufacturers and have no idea what they're doing.

It does share similarity to a rebranded Sipeed NanoKVM model already sold in China.

The earlierst I know of coming is the SpaceMit K3, which Sipeed will have dev boards for.

He also talks about picoclaw which even runs on $10 hardware and is a fork by sipeed, a chinese company who does IoT.

Maybe the Sipeed Maix SDK provides something similar for the LicheeRV Nano.

Supply chain compromise - their dl.sipeed.com server is serving modified binaries 2.

The Sipeed product comparable to the GL-RM1 is the NanoKVM Cube.

Also K3 machines announced from Sipeed and from SpacemiT themselves.

I also have a sipeed NanoKVM and that works well, but I don't use it much at this point, just use the JetKVMs instead.

Sipeed makes a PCIe KVM card for around $80 that drops into standard PC cases.

They’re coming – a handful of promising-looking boards from Sipeed, Milk-V, Banana Pi and others are expected around April/May 2026 – but they’re not on shelves yet.

Sipeed nano also launched around the same time, but they were cagey at first with open sourcing the firmware, requiring a certain number of github stars before they'd do that.