>unless you mean among soft core CPUs Note that RISC-V hard cores in FPGAs are already a reality, including Microsemi PolarFire as well as GOWIN GW2N. Not lon

>unless you mean among soft core CPUs Note that RISC-V hard cores in FPGAs are already a reality, including Microsemi PolarFire as well as GOWIN GW2N. Not long from now, I expect every FPGA vendor to switch over. The ones that already offer soft cores won't take long. >RISC-V doesn't seem like the "strongest" ISA ecosystem RISC-V is rapidly building the strongest ecosystem. It already is the strongest besides x86 and ARM, and the position of these two isn't, by any means, secure.