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Thursday 24 August 2023
China-based fabless chipmaker promotes RISC-V for AI applications
Amidst the generative AI wave, China-based T-Head launched a RISC-V-based AI platform, as RISC-V has entered the realm of high-performance computing.
Thursday 24 August 2023
China projected to account for 50% of global RISC-V core shipment by 2027
RISC-V Summit China 2023 is currently underway in Beijing, participants include leading Chinese RISC-V players like the Alibaba subsidiary T-Head, StarFive and Beijing ESWIN.
Friday 18 August 2023
Andes expects 2H23 sales to make up for lackluster 1H
Andes Technology has no grounds for pessimism, according to Frankwell Lin, chairman and CEO of the embedded processor IP provider. With the start of the traditional peak season and...
Wednesday 16 August 2023
UK quantum encryption startup explores opportunities in Taiwan, collaborating with RISC-V vendor Andes Technology
UK-based startup Crypto Quantique specializes in quantum encryption technology and focuses on the semiconductor and Internet of things (IoT) industries. It has recently shown interest...
Tuesday 15 August 2023
Will Samsung become strategic investor in Arm's upcoming IPO?
British silicon intellectual property (IP) supplier Arm reportedly has extended a wide invitation to semiconductor companies to become its strategic investors in its upcoming initial...
Wednesday 9 August 2023
Chinese RISC-V startups rise as market darlings, jostle for venture capital funds
Throughout the history of instruction set architectures (ISA), the once-dominant x86 architecture encountered stiff competition from Arm architecture in smartphone era. Now, it appears...
Thursday 6 July 2023
Power, automotive and AI markets highly interested in RISC-V
At the recent SiFive RISC-V China Technology Forum that took place in Shenzhen, China, SiFive chief architect and the chairman of RISC-V International Krste Asanović noted that...
Wednesday 5 July 2023
China looks to AI-generated chip design as US tightens EDA chokehold
Scientists from the Institute of Computing Technology under Chinese Academy of Sciences have recently published a research paper showcasing capability to use AI in automating chip...
Wednesday 28 June 2023
China Mobile releases two self-developed RISC-V communications chips
China Mobile recently released the world's first LTE-Cat.1 chip with pure self-developed RISC-V architecture, as well as its first pure self-developed mass-production cellular IoT...
Friday 2 June 2023
Samsung joins Linux-initiated RISE project for RISC-V development
Samsung Electronics has announced on June 2 its participation as a steering board member in the RISC-V Software Ecosystem (RISE) project initiated by the Linux Foundation Europe....
Thursday 25 May 2023
SiFive makes WorldGuard security model accessible to the RISC-V community
SiFive, the pioneer and leader of RISC-V computing, has announced that it is giving its WorldGuard security model to RISC-V International. This move aims to provide the RISC-V community...
Wednesday 24 May 2023
IAR upbeat about RISC-V development potential in Taiwan
The RISC-V architecture offers enormous development potential in Taiwan, particularly in automotive electronics, according to Kiyofumi Uemura, area VP APAC at IAR Systems. Meta recently...
Wednesday 17 May 2023
Andes sees promising demand for automotive
Andes Technology, a silicon IP vendor, will commit to supporting future cars with its RISC-V product line, according to the company.
Monday 15 May 2023
India's RISC-V startup InCore receives funding from Sequoia Capital
India-based RISC-V fabless chip startup InCore Semiconductors received funding from Sequoia Capital India, the second deal that the venture capital firm invested in India's semiconductor...
Friday 21 April 2023
New IoT chip technologies gain attention; China turns to RISC-V for IoT chip development, says DIGITIMES Research
Broadband communication technologies such as LTE Cat.1bis and 5G NR-Light are gaining the attention of IoT chip developers for their new products with the phasing away of 2G and 3G...