Collaboration Breakfast
Talkat RISC-V Summit North America 2024 · on Wednesday, 2024-10-23· at 08:00· Grand Ballroom G (Level 1)·
summary
Google hosts a software-focused breakfast about accelerating the RISC‑V ecosystem through Rise workgroups, upstream-first repos and cloud-access boards. Key, concrete points: 98% of Linux and common software already runs, RV23 and RVB23 ratified to mandate virtualization and vector, and vector hardware available ~12 months so compiler/toolchain bugs are surfacing now. Practical next steps include testing real workloads (multimedia, server), filing upstream bugs, joining kernel/fwg/syslib groups, and asking for Chromium/Android builds for RISC‑V.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:02Rise Consortium overview
- 3:10Top RISC-V software misconceptions
- 4:13Software’s role in RISC-V
- 6:40Building the software ecosystem
- 7:44Reflecting on RISC-V evolution
- 9:53Hardware-software co-design
- 13:03Engaging communities for codesign
- 16:29Evolving software-hardware collaboration
- 18:37Chromium support on RISC-V
- 20:05Community for interconnects and accelerators
- 22:32RISC-V market readiness
- 27:10Accelerating toolchain development
- 30:01Virtual prototypes for software
- 31:49Getting involved with RISC-V
- 35:19Dave Patterson’s life lessons
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