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Isn't it the case that RISC-V is only open for non-commercial use, and that for commercial products it still has licensing requirements attached to it?
by tfha 8y ago
Isn't it the case that RISC-V is only open for non-commercial use, and that for commercial products it still has licensing requirements attached to it?
- monocasa 8y agoNo. I'm sure there'll be some cores with that license (if there aren't already), but the ISA itself is BSD licensed.
- nickik 8y agoRISC-V was made by people at Berkeley and then was released threw a non-profit foundation. It is completely free and open to use. There might be specific implementation that could be licensed as you describe but I am not aware of any at the moment.