Western Digital released SweRV, a self-developed general architecture based on the RISC-V instruction set, which triggered a new round of attention to the commercialization of RISC-V. Since RISC-V provides a complete open instruction set, it is very promising to become Linux in the CPU field. It is precisely because of the future prospects of RISC-V that many technology giants have adopted the strategy of betting ahead of time, and more than 200 leading technology companies supporting RISC-V. However, it is also necessary to acknowledge that RISC-V still has constraints, such as: a single application scenario, insufficient ecological development and insufficient software tools. After some of the design fields have emerged, RISC-V is likely to take a long walk to enter and stabilize the mainstream market. So what is the current commercialization of RISC-V? How can RISC-V become a mainstream architecture as soon as possible? To read more, please visit: http://www.ccidnet.com/2019/0227/10458061.shtml. Please note that the original article is in Chinese.]]>