Recent #RISC-V news in the semiconductor industry
➀ Sales of RISC-V chips are unprofitable for companies, and RISC-V suppliers are discussing chip architectures at SC conferences.
➁ RISC-V's performance is far from comparable to x86 and ARM processors.
➂ RISC-V is highly flexible and suitable for small chips, and can be paired with any type of interconnect, storage, or I/O.
1. China emphasizes digital and intelligent development, focusing on digital economy growth and integration of the internet, big data, AI, and real economy.
2. SimCom Computer Technology Co., Ltd. (SimCom) is a company dedicated to RISC-V-based AI processors, providing a comprehensive solution for digital transformation.
3. SimCom's products include Jiuzhou large model, Xuan Shu data governance platform, and Qingtian intelligent agent development platform, creating an efficient data processing ecosystem.
4. SimCom's RISC-V-based solutions aim to address the AI computing power anxiety and provide a stable and secure computing environment.
➀ Nvidia and Google are discussing the use of RISC-V architecture at the RISC-V Summit;
➁ Nvidia has been using RISC-V CPU architecture for nine years and will have a 20-minute keynote speech at the summit;
➂ Google employees, including Cliff Young, the designer of TPU, will discuss the advantages of RISC-V in AI chips;
➃ RISC-V is gaining influence as companies seek cheaper and faster CPU design methods;
➄ Apple is also using RISC-V microcontrollers in its M series CPUs;
➅ RISC-V is trying to capture a market tired of proprietary options like x86 and ARM;
➆ Omdia predicts that by 2030, the shipment of RISC-V processors may reach 17 billion, with about 46% for automotive use;
➇ RISC faces challenges such as security issues and political concerns;
➈ Alibaba has released a new chip for embedded devices with many new security extensions;
➉ Some companies have discussed selling RISC-V chips, but manufacturing issues will not be widely discussed at the summit.