RISC-V Grows Up and Goes Big! - John Min, Andes USA

RISC-V Grows Up and Goes Big! - John Min, Andes USA RISC-V architecture has seen phenomenal growth over last 6 years. Initially developed for academic research as a controller for Vector engine, it has found home in many embedded microcontrollers. RISC-V’s processor performance has increased and with advanced microarchitectures like – Superscalar pipelines, Vectors, Level 2 caches and coherent multicores. Andes has developed a rich portfolio of AndesCore™ RISC-V processor IPs already adopted from tiny low-power MCUs for consumer devices, to chips powering enterprise-grade products and datacenter servers; from one power-efficient core to a thousand GHz cores working cohesively. Now, RISC-V is ready to start tackling the main processing challenges involved with Rich OS like Linux offering End User Applications and start challenging the mainstream processing sockets. For more info about RISC-V, a free and open ISA enabling a new era of processor innovation through open standard collaboration, see: https://ris