>The same goes with the RISC-V as well - the law could be written to allow only certain countries to use it freely. Luckily, the people behind RISC-V were smar

>The same goes with the RISC-V as well - the law could be written to allow only certain countries to use it freely. Luckily, the people behind RISC-V were smart enough to protect it as well as they could against politicians using this open technology as a political tool. Not only it uses an open license, but also IP is owned by entity registered in Switzerland, so people and organizations all around the globe can collaborate and use results without being afraid to fall under yet another sanctions, which more often than not are simply a salvo in an ongoing economic warfare.