Nios® V processors are the next generation of soft processor IPs, designed to bring the power and flexibility of the open-source RISC-V Architecture to FPGA environments.

Intel’s RISC-V strategy enables RISC-V development on Intel FPGAs and deployment later to Intel FPGAs, Intel eASIC devices, and ASICs including those offered by IFS.

Aug 25, 2024 · While Intel is busy laying off thousands of employees some of its most experienced CPU architects, with a combined 80+ years at the firm, have left to form a RISC-V startup.

Apr 13, 2021 · ARM, x86, and RISC-V all support virtualization of CPUs and memory. The RISC-V ISA does not currently support the virtualization of I/Os. In the x86 ecosystem, Intel and AMD have their own virtualization approaches. Intel’s are called Virtualization Technologies or VT.

Jan 31, 2023 · Intel has stopped its RISC-V development project, which was less than a year old, and is now recommending customers use third-party RISC-V tools in future CPU designs. The unexpected termination raises questions about the future of RISC-V architecture, platform and its potential challenges in hardware and software development.

RISC-V manages memory systems that are shared between CPUs or threads by ensuring a thread of execution always sees its memory operations in the programmed order.

open-source ISA standard, RISC-V is positioned to accelerate adoption in high-growth market segments and emerging economies focused on building indigenous processors.

The RISE Project focuses on commercial product readiness, key for the adoption of RISC-V technologies in market segments such as mobile, datacenter, consumer electronics, datacenter and automotive. RISE's mission is to accelerate the development of open source software for the RISC-V architecture.

Feb 7, 2022 · Intel is already offering RISC-V chips; the company's Nios V processors are based on RISC-V. Moving ahead, Intel hopes its new RISC-V investment will speed up RISC-V's development.

May 22, 2023 · Sam Grove of SiFive* and Nikhil Krishna Gopalakrishna from Intel gave a sneak peek at the development board, features, capabilities and what's inside the system-on-chip (SoC) at the recent RISC-V Summit.