Nvidia(US:NVDA) Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-07-17 13:10Core Insights - The fifth RISC-V China Summit was held in Shanghai, highlighting the collaboration between NVIDIA and RISC-V since 2017, with NVIDIA's RISC-V-based integrated MCU products achieving a shipment of 1 billion units [1] - NVIDIA aims to port its CUDA platform to the RISC-V architecture, which is expected to enhance the performance and efficiency of RISC-V applications [1][2] - RISC-V has made significant progress in recent years, with at least 10 new specifications approved since 2022, and support for over 75 mainstream software packages, including Linux [2] Group 1 - NVIDIA's hardware engineering VP emphasized the importance of CUDA's migration to RISC-V, which includes a toolkit and drivers essential for software compatibility [2] - The RISC-V ecosystem is crucial for further development, requiring foundational work from RISC-V organizations and ecosystem partners [2] - NVIDIA's business focus is on accelerated computing across various architectures, including x86, Arm, and RISC-V, providing users with the freedom of choice [2] Group 2 - CUDA is expected to assist RISC-V servers in achieving acceleration through NVIDIA's communication processors, indicating a comprehensive hardware solution from software to hardware [3] - The transition to RISC-V will involve significant collaborative efforts from the ecosystem and partners, alongside the integration of CUDA [3]