>Many dismiss RISC-V for its lack of software ecosystem as a significant roadblock for datacenter and client adoption, but RISC-V is quickly becoming the standa

>Many dismiss RISC-V for its lack of software ecosystem as a significant roadblock for datacenter and client adoption, but RISC-V is quickly becoming the standard everywhere that isn’t exposed to the OS. For example, Apple’s A15 has more than a dozen Arm-based CPU cores distributed across the die for various non-user-facing functions. SemiAnalysis can confirm that these cores are actively being converted to RISC-V in future generations of hardware.[0] So to answer your question, it is not in currently in hardware, but it is more than just speculation. [0]https://www.semianalysis.com/p/sifive-powers-google-tpu-nasa-tenstorrent https://www.semianalysis.com/p/sifive-powers-google-tpu-nasa...