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To participate in the program, submit a project proposal. Great proposals:
While not all of these attributes are requirements, the more qualities a project has, the greater the chance of it being accepted. Additionally, programs will run independently, with no project carry-over. So, bookmark our page and submit your proposals with each new platform that meets your requirements!
If you have any questions, reach out to devboard-seed@riscv.org.
If you’d like to join the program planning, join the RISC-V Developer Board Program community.
If you are a RISC-V member and have a board for the program, complete our RISC-V Developer Boards Partnership form to start the ball rolling.
Read for terms of the program
Applications are collected for each program, then reviewed and ranked upon program closure. Accepted proposals will be contacted directly to confirm shipping arrangements. All remaining projects will be followed-up on a best-effort basis.
The priority for the delivery of boards is based on the value of the proposed project. Our goal is to support for academia, software distributions, and ecosystem projects. All applications that qualify will be considered on a first-come / first-serve basis.
Applicants of the boards must be willing to provide a monthly status of their project and work with RISC-V marketing to document their project and results. Applicants must provide monthly feedback and responses to RISC-V emails.
Decisions on board allocations are final. RISC-V as the administer of this program will abide by all laws in the United States and other government rules. Supply is limited and subject to availability. RISC-V provides no direct support; the RISC-V Slack channel is available for questions. Vendor members who have provided the boards MAY provide support.
The following programs are currently being run. You may apply to multiple programs but please apply only to the programs where the hardware meets your needs.
82mm x 32 mm, ESP32C3HN4 SOC, 400 KB SRAM, 384 KB ROM, Lattice iCE40 FPGA (5k LUTs), Wifi, Bluetooth, 1- USB, GPIO for serial, ADC, or I2C
Complete. See the info link for vendor contact information.
Pico-ITX, 4- U74 cores, 8 GB memory, 2- USB 2.0. 2x USB 3.0, 1- 1 Gb Ethernet, 1- 10/100 Mb Ethernet, 1 M.2 key for NvMe attach, 40-pin GPIO
Closed. Boards shipments under way.
Laptop, 4- Xuantie C910 processor @ 2.5 GHz, 16 GB memory, 256 GB SSD
Closed. Awaiting product.
Pico-ITX, 2- U74 cores, 8 GB memory, 2- USB 2.0, 2- USB 3.0, Wifi, 1- Gb Ethernet, 40-pin GPIO
Complete. See the info link for vendor contact information.
Mini-ITX, 4- U74 cores, 16 GB memory, 1- 8-lane PCIe Gen3, 4- USB 2.0, 2- M.2M-Key
Complete. See the info link for vendor contact information.
PicoITX, C906 core, 2 GB memory, USB 2.0
Complete. See the info link for vendor contact information.
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We send occasional news about RISC-V technical progress, news, and events.