Panel: Building a Scalable RISC-V Software Ecosystem
summary
Ventana announces the Veyron V1 hardware and claims RISC‑V adoption across data center, edge and MCUs while the community lists 3,000 members and ~10,000 engineers; working stacks include EDK II / UEFI/EDK II, Linux distros, KVM, OVS‑DPDK demos and FreeRTOS/Amazon Linux on AWS. Gaps are developer boards, standardized profiles (UEFI/ACPI vs device tree), test suites and higher performance silicon (current performance likened to Raspberry Pi 4); commercial scale and repeatable reference platforms decide momentum.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 2:07Panelist introductions and goals
- 12:02Gaps in the RISC-V software ecosystem
- 26:44Target workloads for RISC-V adoption
- 36:37Superpower wish for RISC-V scalability
- 41:12ISA stability vs. innovation debate
- 58:40Closing remarks and Q&A
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