RISC V: The Open Standard Architecture

AMD enables support for its latest graphics cards on RISC-V platforms with new Linux driver patch.

Russian Alt Linux ported to Loongson's LoongArch64 architecture to properly support LS5000 and LS6000 processors.

SophGo's SG2380 and SG2044 are based on SiFive's technology.

RISC-V is used for everything from microcontrollers to high-end application processors, and the RISC-V International organization predicts up to 16 billion chips by 2030.

Imagination and Ventana are designing an accelerated platform, which could potentially challenge those from AMD, Arm, and Intel.

China is speeding up replacement of Western PCs, telco equipment, infrastructure, and software with domestic analogues.

In a major blow for RISC-V, SiFive is laying off hundreds of chip designers.

Qualcomm and Google partner to bring RISC-V to wearables.

Russian PC makers set to use Loongson processors for PCs, servers, storage devices.

Open standards are crucial for innovation, so RISC-V has to remain open to enable open computing for all.