RISC-V Market Insights report – a report on the AI Processors market

$4,000

Jon Peddie Research’s RISC-V Market Insights report is a supply-side report series that establishes the RISC-V market size by shipments, value, segment type, installed base, and investment from the current quarter back to Q1’25 for a historical perspective.

The report provides a database of all suppliers of RISC-V chips.

Description

The report is an indicator of how the RISC-V market is and will behave. With RISC-V being an open specification, companies use it internally in products that they then sell, and some offer stand-alone RISC-V processors or IP to design one.

The report contains the following content:

  • Major RISC-V IP vendors tracked and profiled
  • Consolidation as it continues to occur 
  • Standardization gains 
  • Market growth around the world

 

RISC-V Market Insights Table of Contents

RISC-V Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary — The CPU is back for AI. That is not automatically an Arm-only story.
    • RISC-V enters its industrial phase
      • From platformization to industrialization
      • Consolidation, but in multiple forms
      • Foundries move up the stack
      • AI splits into markets
      • Regional platform strategies: China, India, Europe — and does the US really have a strategy?
      • What “RISC-V is inevitable” really means in 2026
    • What to watch in Q2-Q3 2026
      • First meaningful RVA23 product evidence
      • Additional foundry/IP tie-ups
      • Which Tier-1s deepen RISC-V hedging
      • Whether Imagination strengthens its default-GPU position
      • Whether Semidynamics, Axelera, Innatera, or CoreLab break out commercially
      • Which open-hardware models gain traction beyond enthusiast
  • Quarter Updates
    • The RISC-V Vector Extensions for AI
    • Ainekko merges with Veevx after Esperanto pick up
    • Alibaba’s RISC-V CPU runs AI natively
    • Andes and LTSCT RISC-V licensing = platform play
    • Arm stops hinting and starts shipping
    • Axelera real-world edge AI
    • Axelera secures $250M
    • Codasip bets the company on secure compute
    • CoreLab’s Allen Wu’s open hardware playbook
    • GlobalFoundries carries on the storied ARC processor
    • GlobalFoundries sharpens its silicon stack
    • Interview with Jake Kochnowicz, Imagination Technologies
    • Innatera CEO Sumeet Kumar Interview
    • MIPS comes back armed
    • MIPS: Drew Barbier and James Prior Interview
    • MIPS wants to build for autonomous systems, not retrofit for it
    • RISC-V International CEO Andrea Gallo Interview
    • Semidynamics announces 3 nm inference tape-out and a full-stack systems roadmap
    • SiFive adopts Nvidia NVLink Fusion, pushing into AI data-center fabric
    • Ubitium bets one RISC-V chip can clean up embedded computing’s processor sprawl
    • SiFive Raises again as CPUs return to the center of the AI data center story
    • Summary and conclusion