The Story of C910, How to Fulfill Real Accessible AIOT Hardware and Software to RISC-V Developers?
summary
C910 starts from a 2019 core and grows into concrete products: an AOSP evaluation board and AOSP 13 on T-Head T1520 ports, a consumer SBC BeagleV‑Ahead released 7/12, and a 64‑core server board Soghgo 2042 using 64 C910 cores; a cloud lab offers remote hardware reservation, boot, debug and compliance runs, and the company becomes the first RISC‑V processor to pass official compatibility tests, with multiple dev boards and a 64‑core cluster deployed.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Alibaba RISC-V
- 1:06C910 history and ecosystem
- 2:06Philosophy of ecosystems
- 4:58Software and AOSP development
- 8:16Hardware and development boards
- 10:21Cloud lab and testing
- 12:35Cloud computing applications
- 13:53Community and collaboration
- 16:31Q&A and closing remarks
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