Panel – Enterprise Linux Enablement on RISC-V
summary
Major enterprise distros report concrete work: dedicated engineering teams, build infrastructure and community engagement; Open Build Service drives daily rolling builds and currently compiles 16,400 packages for RISC-V, while Fedora porting covers about 23,000 packages since Fedora 36. The blockers are unupstreamed kernel and toolchain patches, QA across diverse silicon, and need for rack‑ready hardware — the upcoming RVA23 server platform and standardized RISC-V profiles/SIGs are framed as the catalyst for data‑center, accelerator and sovereign HPC/AI waves.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 1:17Distro leaders' introductions
- 2:45Investments in RISC-V enablement
- 8:05Upstream projects for enterprise readiness
- 11:37RVA23 standards and profiles
- 15:09Enterprise compute and AI workloads
- 19:27Audience Q&A on 32-bit support
- 23:19Vendor compliance and upstreaming
- 26:53Final message to developers
- 29:42Closing remarks and call to action
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