That's a cheap shot as the highend has long lead time, but the momentum hasn't died, it has only picked up. Personally I have more RISC-V embedded silicon than

That's a cheap shot as the highend has long lead time, but the momentum hasn't died, it has only picked up. Personally I have more RISC-V embedded silicon than I have a count on, but of "application class" (= 64-bit with MMU that can run Linux), I have many boards that spans three completely distinct design origins and backing companies. And it's a multinational mix. The growth of RISC-V will come from the innovation that the freedom allows. Literally anyone looking to design their own core from scratch will consider RISC-V and many have chosen it (Rivos, Tenstorrent, Esperanto Technologies, Alibaba, and many others I forgot). EDIT: typos