Andes Technology: A RISC-V Powerhouse Driving Innovation in CPU IP
As it celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2025, Andes Technology stands as a defining force in the RISC-V movement—an open computing revolution. What began in 2005 as a bold vision to deliver high-efficiency Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) processor IP has evolved into a company whose innovations power billions of devices worldwide. And Andes’ impact extends well beyond hardware. Through sustained investment in open-source software and active leadership in industry initiatives, the company has played a key role in strengthening the RISC-V ecosystem and ensuring seamless integration between architecture and software.
Frankwell Lin, Chairman and CEO of Andes Technology gave a keynote presentation at Andes RISC-V CON 2025. This annual conference, convened by Andes, has grown steadily in both attendance and speaker participation since its inception, reflecting the company’s increasing market adoption and growing influence on the technology front. The following is a synthesis of Lin’s talk.
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