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Qualcomm confirmed a $3.9B acquisition of AI software startup Modular and is in advanced talks to buy RISC-V chip designer Tenstorrent for up to $10B, betting that open hardware and a portable compiler can dislodge Nvidia from the data center.
XCENA raises $135M at a $570M valuation to build the MX1 - a CXL 3.2 chip with thousands of RISC-V cores that processes AI workloads where data lives, eliminating costly data transfers between GPU and RAM.
Alibaba's T-Head division launched the XuanTie C950, a 5nm 3.2GHz RISC-V server chip that sets a new world record for RISC-V single-core performance and natively runs billion-parameter models like DeepSeek V3 and Qwen3.
Meta's first mass-deployed RISC-V AI accelerator - 1.2 PFLOPS FP8, 216 GB HBM, powering Facebook and Instagram at scale.
Complete specs, benchmarks, and analysis of the Tenstorrent Blackhole p150a - the $1,399 PCIe AI accelerator with 120 Tensix cores, 768 RISC-V processors, 32GB GDDR6, and fully open-source software.
