RISC-V 5th Workshop Highlights
December 2, 2016
The fifth (Vth?) RISC-V workshop took place this week at Google in Mountain View. This was actually the third workshop this year. Rick O'Connor, the executive director of the RISC-V foundation, opened the meeting. "It's been quite a year," he said, giving the statistics. At the workshop, there were 350 attendees (up over 100 since the workshop in July), who represented 107 companies and 30 universities. There were actually too many people to fit into the lecture theater at Google, and so there was also an overflow room with a video feed.
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