How RISC-V standards are changing the world [Q&A]

You may have heard of RISC-V -- usually pronounced 'risk-five' -- it's an instruction set architecture originally designed to support computer architecture research and education but which has evolved to become a standard open architecture for industry. We spoke to Calista Redmond, CEO of standards body RISC-V International to find out more about the latest developments. BN: Can you highlight some of the recent technical achievements, ratifications, and specifications that RISC-V has made to accelerate innovation? CR: At RISC-V Summit North America this past October, we announced that the RVA23 Profile is now ratified. RVA Profiles align implementations of RISC-V… [Continue Reading]