Keynote: The First Decade of RISC-V: A Worldwide Phenomenon
summary
Chronicles RISC‑V’s concrete milestones: creation on May 18, 2010, the RV32I reference implemented in days, adoption by companies (SiFive, Andes) and surprising commitments like NVIDIA’s GPU shift and Western Digital shipping 1 billion RISC‑V cores. Describes the RIOS Lab mission to produce industrial‑strength open IP and an annual open SBC called picoRio to validate hardware and software, targets shipping in the first half of next year, and reports >600 members across ~50 countries with nearly 2,000 contributors.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome and introductions
- 1:01Decade of RISC-V milestones
- 1:39Founding and early adoption
- 6:05Industry growth and foundation
- 6:53Global adoption and trends
- 14:53The RIOS Laboratory
- 15:12Pico-RIO and future vision
- 18:4210th anniversary celebration
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