The RISE Project: Advancing RISC-V Software
summary
The RISE Project invests more than €1M+ contracts to push upstream support for RISC-V across QEMU, OpenSBI, Linux kernel, GCC, LLVM and runtimes, and it produces developer images and CI access so builds actually run. Work finds and fixes concrete issues — 137 GCC bugs found and fixed via fuzzing on an 800+ build farm — and supplies packages so ML stacks install: 68 Python packages now and PyTorch with ~15–20 deps installable, plus plans for GitHub/GitLab Runners for RISC-V.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to RISE
- 1:03RISE mission and goals
- 3:08Investments in software stack
- 5:15Optimizing LLVM for RISC-V
- 5:56Go and Python support progress
- 8:25Developer resources and CI
- 9:50Build farm and bug fixes
- 10:55Cloud-based RISC-V hardware
- 12:22Developer appreciation program
- 13:27Developer images and tooling
- 14:54YTO project partnership
- 15:56Optimization guide and case studies
- 17:19How to contribute to RISE
- 18:00Q&A
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