SiFive

SiFive’s high-performance, deterministic processors are optimized for automotive demands, delivering top-tier performance, low power consumption, and ensuring functional safety and security.

SiFive's Intelligence X288 is the processor selected for NASA's next-generation space computing project, and its RISC-V solutions are used in defense applications such as control systems, drones, and high-performance computing.

SiFive’s RISC-V architecture is accelerating time-to-market for companies developing custom AI and machine learning solutions.

Deliver responsive, feature-rich user experiences with processor core IP tailored for consumer devices.

The SiFive blog covers processor IP, compute density, chip architecture, and innovations for wearables, consumer devices, datacenters, and automobiles.

The page says RISC-V originated 15 years ago in a university lab with an idea to democratize chip design through a modern, open-standard instruction set architecture.

WHO: SiFive, the leading provider of commercial RISC-V processor IP.

New SiFive Apex cores for mission-critical markets and SiFive Intelligence cores for vector processing workloads create a comprehensive IP portfolio for high-growth markets

SiFive leverages the open RISC-V standard to deliver superior high-performance, low-power compute density for AI/Ml and other applications in mobile consumer devices, datacenters, edge compute, and automotive and aerospace applications.

From a summer project at the University of Berkeley in 2010, RISC-V has quickly become a force in the world of computer architecture and taken its place as one of the three major ISAs.

SiFive offers the industry's broadest RISC-V IP portfolio, helping customers build custom chips with proven, scalable processors, complementary components, and flexible licensing models for faster time-to-market and reduced risk.

SiFive offers RISC-V expertise to help customers move beyond older architectures.

As the pioneers who introduced RISC-V to the world, SiFive is transforming the future of compute by bringing the limitless potential of RISC-V to the highest performance and most data-intensive applications in the world.

SiFive's privacy policy describes its practices for collecting personal data from users of its websites and online services.

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Nvidia-backed SiFive reaches a .65B valuation for its open AI chips. Its chip designs are based on RISC-V rather than x86 or ARM, a distinction the article identifies as one reason the deal is notable.

Apr 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

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