RISC-V and RISE Project BoF
summary
RISC-V has a live developer boards program offering Banana Pi boards (eight “L” class cores) and a Deep Computing DC Roma laptop with up to eight cores and ~16 GB RAM; ecosystem counts ~600–700 companies and ~3,500 individual members. Open-source cores and commercial IP from SiFive, Andes, Alibaba T-Head power many microcontrollers (Espressif ESP series) but few high‑performance server chips yet. The RISE Project coordinates RISE workgroups (compilers, firmware, kernel/virtualization, runtimes) to upstream fixes and define profiles and platforms for stable ABIs, but Yocto support needs paid membership funding.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00RISC-V dev boards intro
- 4:17Purpose of RISC-V BoF
- 5:20What is RISC-V
- 7:09RISC-V ecosystem benefits
- 8:56Open hardware cores
- 10:40Commercial RISC-V cores
- 12:03RISC-V software maturity
- 13:47RISE Project work groups
- 16:41Q&A on RISC-V market
- 21:42Nvidia’s RISC-V GPUs
- 24:10GPU/AI acceleration state
- 28:25RISC-V extensibility
- 30:15RISC-V profiles and ABIs
- 33:43Yocto for RISC-V
- 35:49Linux training for RISC-V
- 37:20Closing remarks
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