GOWIN demonstrated FPGAs using them. Overall, the growth of RISC-V adoption and ecosystem “is moving in the right direction,” said one market watcher. “In China, pretty much every company is asking for RISC-V, and they think it should include everything” other cores have, said Charlie Su, chief technology officer for Andes, a Taiwan-based core vendor that does 30% of its business in the People’s Republic. So far, Andes has 12 licensees worldwide for its RISC-V cores. Their uses range from storage servers and fingerprint recognizers to several AI apps, he said. To read more, please visit: https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1333974.]]>