[RISC-V][Devboards Program] May 21st, Devboards Program, 2026- West-friendly

[Greg Sterling]

Our next meeting will be tomorrow.  Local times can be found by logging into LFX at https://lfx.linuxfoundation.org/tools/ or going to the Tech Meetings calendar at https://tech.riscv.org/calendar/.

The agenda will focus on standard topics:

• Program updates from RISC-V
• Board and Project updates
• Future Board Program Discussion
• What's cool?
  
• Misc Notes

Any topics, updates, or information can as always either be raised at the beginning of the meeting or added to our agenda document, Dev Board Group Minutes (moved back to Google Docs).  Please note we have migrated away from the Confluence for meeting minutes.  Please reach out if you have any issues viewing the meeting minutes.

Thanks, and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow!

Greg Sterling (RISC-V International)

[Greg Sterling]

Thanks to René for pointing out the issue with the tech calendar.  I need to investigate how I will manage sending out meeting announcements in the future.  For today, the link below should work at 3:00pm UTC

Meeting link https://zoom-lfx.platform.linuxfoundation.org/meeting/94592083136?password=d90e336b-0f02-4121-8225-840401a6fc7c 

Thanks all for your patience, and I hope to see you soon!

Greg Sterling (RISC-V International)

[Rafael Sene]

@Greg Sterling, we had to put the Tech Calendar behind a restricted access environment, for members only. As this meeting is open to anyone, a suggestion would be to always share the meeting URL via email (mailing list), prior to the meeting. 

Atenciosamente | Sincerely

Rafael Peria de Sene

Technical Program Manager, RISC-V

Phone: +55 19 98153 9778

E-mail: raf...@riscv.org
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Please reply whenever it works best for you!

[Greg Sterling]

Thanks everyone for another great meeting. We look forward to seeing you again soon!

Greg Sterling (RISC-V International)

Notes & Action Items

Board Updates (Beagle, SiFive, StarFive, RIOS, Allwinner, Microchip, SpacemIT, Milk-V)

• K3 News

• [cnx-software] Firefly CSC2-N48SPK3 - 48 K3 Nodes, 48 NVMe SSDs

• [phoronix] K3 Benchmarks - Page 3, Page 4

• [cnx-software] K3 Powered DC-ROMA Motherboard III for Framework Laptop

• K3 Shopping

• [arace] Milk-V Jupiter 2 Now Available

• Banana Pi Taobao shop:  https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?ft=t&id=1043031894619

• SM10(K3-CoM260): https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?ft=t&id=10448585087

• BPI Aliexpress shop：https://ko.aliexpress.com/item/1005012094252889.html

• SM10(K3-CoM260): https://ko.aliexpress.com/item/1005012093646130.html

• SINOVOIP Aliexpress shop: https://ko.aliexpress.com/item/1005012090517358.html

• SM10(K3-CoM260): https://ko.aliexpress.com/item/1005012089531920.html

• Framework DC-ROMA Motherboard III

• [cnx-software] SiFive introduces RVA23 compliant P570 RISC-V Core

• [github] Development of SpacemiT X200 Complete

• [manilatimes] Singtech Debuts SingNova-H Studio With 200 TOPS for Local Models

• Milk-V Titan/DP-1000 - Fixed the problem with a new power IC.  Making development board now, and once testing is finished, should be able to ship ASAP

• PCIe lane is gen 4 (1 x16 lane/slot) supports higher end AI accelerator cards

• Tried to compile kernel on the K3, takes about 4 hours (build several time debug/non-debug/etc…)

Program Updates

• Firmware

• Boot (oreboot/U-Boot)

• Operating Systems

• [reddit] Gentoo Linux on K3, [github] code

• [openRuyi] 2026.04 Released

• Graphics

• [reddit] AMD Radeon RX 6400 running on K3 With openRuyi [github] code

• [reddit] Older AMD GPUs Incompatible With RISC-V AIA [github] issue

What’s Cool

• [gizchina] Xiaomi Gaming Mouse Uses Telink TL3228 RISC-V controller

• [acm] How Secure is a High Performance RISC-V Core?

• [github] RVV Benchmark Updated to Include Tenstorrent Ascalon

• [riscv-europe] RISC-V Summit Europe 2026

• [eetimes] SiPearl, Semidynamics to Co-Develop Sovereign AI Platform

• [riscv] Single Source for All RISC-V Specifications

Miscellaneous Notes

• [bloomberg] Tenstorrent Draws Takeover Interest From Intel/Qualomm

• [msn] Non-paywalled

• [reddit] Booting Linux on a RISC-V RV32I Core [github] code

• [howtogeek] RISC-V Could Do For Hardware What Linux Did For Software

On Wed, May 20, 2026 at 1:34 PM Greg Sterling <gr...@riscv.org> wrote: