Going BIG With the RISC-V Ecosystem
summary
RISC-V International reaches a 15th anniversary with 135 ratified extensions and a push from Qualcomm-backed work to move from an ISA to an application-processor ecosystem; Qualcomm reports hundreds of millions of RISC-V cores shipped. Demonstrations like the Scaleway RISC-V cloud instance reveal real obstacles — sheet metal changes, low-level boot and kernel patches — and justify investment in certification, documentation, architecture validation, tooling (Yocto, compilers) and developer training.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:11RISC-V ecosystem focus and goals
- 2:58Qualcomm's role in RISC-V
- 4:01ISA progress and specifications
- 5:24From ISA to ecosystem mindset
- 6:51Making RISC-V accessible to newcomers
- 8:40Certification and brand importance
- 10:04Building blocks beyond the ISA
- 11:54Segment-specific ecosystem growth
- 13:39Improving documentation and validation
- 14:45Call to action for ecosystem expansion
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