Charter
- RISC-V Tech Admin
- Greg Sterling
A well-written charter establishes clear objectives, definitions, and guidelines, aligning group members and the broader RISC-V Community from the start. It defines purpose, scope, and accountability, preventing confusion and scope creep, and serves as a reference to keep the group focused and efficient.
Introduction
The RISC-V Developer Boards program exemplifies the generosity of RISC-V hardware vendors, who graciously donate their hardware to support various projects aimed at:
Enhancing the success of RISC-V member products and services, facilitating operating system distribution support
Expanding the adoption of upstream open-source software within the community
Developing valuable educational resources
Encouraging the integration of emerging technologies utilizing the RISC-V architecture
Promoting engagement and goodwill within the software ecosystem.
Participant projects are encouraged to submit a usage plan and document their outcomes with the donated boards, while RISC-V vendor members actively contribute through their own initiatives in coordination with RISC-V International.
Definitions (Optional)
Background
Objectives
Exclusions (Optional)
Collaborations
For more details, refer to the list of active work groups and committees.
RISC-V International