6. RISC-V community
The development and implementation of a free instruction set requires the support of an ever-growing community around :
hardware developments ;
software development (simulators, debuggers, compilers and libraries, loaders and monitors, operating system kernels, Linux distributions, real-time operating systems, etc.).
A RISC-V foundation was created in 2015. It had in May 2019 more than 250 members (https://riscv.org/) :
13 universities ;
29 consultants and researchers ;
23 firms for software, development tools and cloud ;
104 individual developers ;
51 firms involved in AI, FPGA, commercial circuits, networks, graphics, specific processors ;
43 firms involved at...
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