Arm and RISC-V: Can there only be one?
Most see these two as a winner-take-all, zero-sum contest
What's going on with SiFive and RISC V?
Why it matters: RISC V pioneer SiFive has gone through several iterations, but has now solidified a business model that essentially positions it as a direct competitor to Arm. If they can continue to execute they will benefit from much of the very healthy RISC V momentum.
NexGen: Gone But Not Forgotten
Four decades ago, the CPU market was far more diverse than it is today. One company called NexGen had backing from big PC names, plenty of capital, and a team of great engineers. But what happened?
SiFive RISC-V cores and Microchip processors will power NASA's future space missions
NASA's upcoming HPSC, RISC-V based computer will be 100 times faster
How Arm Came to Dominate the Mobile Market, and It's Coming for More
Whenever you think of mobile computing, Arm is likely the first company that comes to mind, or it should be. Billions of Arm chips are used on phones, TVs, embedded systems and tablets. But they're coming for more.
The RISC-V standards body is moving to Switzerland over fear of US trade restrictions
The US is putting a lot of pressure on the silicon industry
Computing's equivalent of the Nobel Prize goes to RISC pioneers
John Hennessy and David Patterson share the $1 million prize