Ex-Intel executives raise $21.5 million for RISC-V chip startup

Max A. by Cherney

San Francisco (Reuters) – The newly formed leader of the newly formed chips on Wednesday evening said that $ 21.5 million was collected in seed financing.

Compared by several former Intel (Invade) CENTRAL APPLICATIONS (CPU) Engineer and managers plans to build technology and chips, based on the architecture of the Open Source of RISC-V, called “Risk Five”.

Underlining plans to develop funds to process CPU technology, which aims to solve some of the computing performance, which originated around artificial intelligence, lack of bandwidth and data processing restrictions.

Co-Founder and CEO Debbi Morr said that it is a convenient moment for the launch of RISC-V technology, as it avoids Intel and advanced micro devices with problems – ARM holdings – for the underlying formation.

“Risc-V ecosystem is open, it does not belong to it, it is not controlled by one company,” Marur said in an interview with Reuters. “There are hundreds of players. There is a lot of space for innovation. “

Last year, Marie and the elderly leaders left and praised, which is located in Portland. MARR and other leaders were responsible for the development of several basic technologies in Intel, which significantly improved the processor presentation.

The seed financing phase was managed by eclipse enterprises and included Maurcoat, Fundomo and Capital Capital Group. My Former Architect of Apple and Tesla Chip Jim Keler also contributed closed. Keller runs his own RISC-V enterprise called TenStorRent.

The company was attractive due to the growing demand for high-quality calculations, the Darkness partner Greg Reich said in an interview. By 2030, it will be about $ 100 billion, he said.

“There is a big market in this matter,” Reich said.

(Max A. Cherney San Francisco; Editing, Kim Serve)