RISC V: The Open Standard Architecture

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.

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.

U.S. legislators plan to ask government to block access of Chinese entities to American RISC-V innovations.

Milk-V has a new Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 compatible board powered by a RISC-V-based CPU.