What RISC-V Means for the Future of Chip Development
By Sujai Shivakumar, Director and Senior Fellow, Renewing American Innovation
Julie Heng, Research Intern, Renewing American Innovation
Many believe that the future of chip design—and the development of new technologies like next-generation artificial intelligence (AI)—will depend on RISC-V architecture. RISC-V is an open standard developed through international collaboration. Participating in international standards like RISC-V is perceived as enabling firms to maintain greater control over their intellectual property and strengthen innovation across public and private sectors. However, some U.S. policymakers also worry that the RISC-V architecture standard could endanger U.S. national security and competitive advantage.
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