Maturing the RISC-V Ecosystem: From Technology to Product
summary
RISC‑V already has a usable software stack: Spike, QEMU, the SAIL golden model and OpenSBI + UEFI are available, and SiFive donates Sparta for performance modeling. An OpenJDK merge brings Java support and Android 12 is running on RISC‑V boards, passing about half the CTS tests. Roadmap focuses on a unified functional simulator and golden model, an end‑to‑end performance workflow and a cross‑company Code‑Speed effort to deliver concrete tools and optimized libraries within months to next year.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to RISC-V ecosystem
- 3:51Current state of software stacks
- 7:02End-to-end performance workflow
- 11:16Code speed optimization efforts
- 13:23Modularity and vendor extensions
- 16:32Tooling and simulator integration
- 18:38Recent ecosystem milestones
- 20:44Android on RISC-V hardware
- 21:45Open hardware education device
- 22:49Future RISC-V laptop announcement
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