RISE Technical Steering Committee Update

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RISE reports six months of work and a clear 2024 roadmap focused on three pillars: platform, developer tools, and libraries. Patches land in upstream trees for QEMU ACPI and vector emulation and KVM AIA support, OpenSBI gains SPID, and EDK2 adds Clang; OpenJDK optimizations get backported to JDK 17 and hardware feature detection for vector instructions is added. Compilers show initial auto-vectorization in GCC and LLVM, CI and Google Cloud developer instances speed testing, and several RFPs (Go runtime, libjpeg-turbo, multimedia) are underway.

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1. 0:00Introduction to RISE
2. 1:07RISE collaboration goals
3. 3:37RISE in the ecosystem
4. 4:24Three technical pillars
5. 6:30RFP process and funding
6. 7:36Technical Steering Committee
7. 9:432023 highlights and 2024 roadmap
8. 13:14Developer tools progress
9. 15:48Libraries and middleware
10. 19:23Developer infrastructure
11. 20:49Call to action

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