China’s RISC-V Strategy: Open Spec as JAM Becomes the New Sovereignty
summary
Claim: China frames open spec as sovereignty by combining RISC-V ISA hardware freedom with GEM’s open-spec computation to lower costs and break vendor lock-in. Cited facts: 99% of smartphone CPUs use ARM and SWIFT moves >$5 trillion/day. Technical specifics: PokerVM compiles natively to RISC‑V for parallelism, language flexibility and embedded deployment; GEM splits ZKP work across modular layers to cut energy per proof. Proposed deployments: national CBDC, bilateral CBDC settlement, and multilateral markets like tokenized carbon credits.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Digital sovereignty intro
- 4:17Tech dependency dilemma
- 6:49Open specs vs open source
- 8:22RISC-V for sovereignty
- 9:28JAM as Web3 spec
- 13:05Energy-efficient JAM
- 15:11Polkadot VM advantages
- 17:42JAM for countries
- 22:23JAM next-gen Web3
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