Agree 100%. No argument that RISC-V is both interesting and has a lot of value. Just not that enthused by the "a new golden age" and "will eventually supplant

Agree 100%. No argument that RISC-V is both interesting and has a lot of value. Just not that enthused by the "a new golden age" and "will eventually supplant x86 and ARM" commentary being presented (primarily) on the basis of ISA customisation without a broader discussion of the pros and cons and wider market issues.