The Momentum and Opportunity of Custom, Open Source Processing
summary
RISC-V claims that open source cores cut development cost, risk, and time to market so companies can build thousand‑kind custom processors tuned for AI, IoT, automotive and edge tasks; the Foundation reports ~100 small-company members, 20 workgroups, 2000+ meetup attendees and six programs for technical deliverables, compliance, learning, visibility, advocacy and marketplace. The ISA is available under a permissive CERN/P license, the organization is moving incorporation to Switzerland, and members can join free, strategic or top‑tier levels.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 8:48Welcome to the Revolution
- 9:12Why Is the Foundation Important
- 12:19Technical Deliverables
- 13:51Advocacy
- 15:39New Membership Structure
- 17:00Moving the Foundation Incorporation to Switzerland
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