Keynote: RISC-V Outperforming Expectations
summary
New 2025 forecast raises RISC‑V unit shipments sharply after updated China data, projecting 35 billion units by 2031 with about a 31.7% CAGR; market revenues for RISC‑V–enabled silicon climb to >$300 billion by 2031 because revenues count any device embedding a RISC‑V core (including many GPUs since NVIDIA uses RISC‑V in every part). Automotive and consumer show highest unit penetration, MCUs dominate SoC roles, and RISC‑V narrows the high‑end performance gap with ARM toward parity by 2027.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and forecast
- 0:43Market growth projections
- 3:00Key drivers for RISC-V
- 5:20Market metrics and revenue
- 7:49Industry penetration
- 8:48Edge AI and customization
- 10:27SoC design trends
- 11:44Summary and takeaways
- 14:54Report release and Q&A
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