[kashyapc]

Arm had 40 years to be where it is today. RISC-V is 15 years old. Some more patience is warranted.

Assuming they will keep their word, later this year Tenstorrent is supposed to ship their RVA23-based server development platform[1]. They announced[2] it at the last year's NA RISC-V Summit. Let's see.

The ball is in the court of hardware vendors to cook some high-end silicon.

[1] https://tenstorrent.com/ip/risc-v-cpu

[2] https://static.sched.com/hosted_files/riscvsummit2025/e2/Unl...

[userbinator]

MIPS, which RISC-V is closely modeled after, is also roughly 4 decades old and was massively hyped in the early 90s as well.

[kashyapc]

Great point; I only know about MIPS legacy vaguely. As you imply, don't listen to the "hype-sters" but pay attention to what silicon is being produced.

[saati]

Aarch64 is just 15 years old, and shares pretty much nothing with 32 bit arms apart from the name.