How the Fastest Growing Open Hardware Project is Leveraging Visibility and Community Engagement...
summary
RISC-V claims 80 billion cores by 2025 and predicts a software market >$1B, and growth shows up in membership and product adoption rather than buzz. The team grows from two to a small marketing+community+engineering staff, documentation gets a dedicated writer and a wiki, and web traffic rises after publishing fewer but higher-quality blogs. Social engagement moves from 1.0% to 1.6%, short-form virtual events deliver >50% sponsor-qualified attendance, and an Open Hardware Diversity Alliance and ambassadors program expand outreach.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35What is an instruction set architecture
- 2:03The growth of RISCV
- 3:14Setting the stage for expansion
- 4:28Planning
- 5:43Examples
- 7:07Metrics
- 7:35Messaging
- 8:46Social Engagement
- 9:40Community Content
- 10:59Social
- 11:59Persistence
- 13:19Events
- 15:28Community
- 19:01Diversity Inclusion
- 19:57Open Hardware Diversity Alliance
- 20:32Summary
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