RISC-V and RISE Project BoF
summary
RISC‑V is an open ISA with about 52 ISA extensions passed and ~3,000 members across 70 countries; the RISE Project under LF Europe funds software work (about €700,000 for open projects) and coordinates ~20 member organizations via a TSC and RFP process. QEMU and meta‑riscv images run and BeagleV/PolarFire boards exist, but Yocto support requires a platinum sponsor for autobuilder testing, so toolchain and daily CI gaps — not technical feasibility — are the main blockers to wider adoption.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00RISC-V and RISE intro
- 1:05What RISC-V is
- 7:31RISE goals and funding
- 10:18RISC-V in AI
- 13:56Yokto Project support
- 21:44Linus Torvalds' concerns
- 24:36University involvement
- 29:49Convincing companies
- 33:00Simple RISC-V boards
- 35:51Closing remarks
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