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    SiFive to adopt Nvidia technology for speedy links between chips 

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    Posted on January 15, 2026

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    Last updated: January 19, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    SiFive partners with Nvidia to integrate NVLink, enhancing RISC-V chip connectivity for AI data centers, with market availability by 2027.

    Table of Contents

    • SiFive and Nvidia Collaboration
    • Overview of SiFive's RISC-V Designs
    • Impact of NVLink on AI Data Centers
    • Future Market Availability

    SiFive Integrates Nvidia Technology for Enhanced Chip Connectivity

    SiFive and Nvidia Collaboration

    SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 15 Reuters) - SiFive, which makes blueprints for parts of complex chips, said on Thursday it will become the first maker of RISC-V chip designs to integrate Nvidia technology that creates speedy links between chips.

    Overview of SiFive's RISC-V Designs

    Like SoftBank's Arm Holdings - an industry giant, SiFive provides customers with blueprints so that they can build their own full chip designs. RISC-V is an open-standard alternative to Arm's blueprints that has drawn fresh interest from companies like Alphabet's Google and Meta as more details have emerged about Arm's ambitions to become a chip designer in its own right.

    Impact of NVLink on AI Data Centers

    Nvidia's NVLink creates speedy links between central processing units (CPUs) and Nvidia's AI chips. Those links are essential in AI data centers where thousands of chips must be strung together to process huge amounts of data seamlessly.

    Future Market Availability

    SiFive CEO Patrick Little said SiFive chip designs with the technology will not likely hit the market until 2027 or later. But when they do, customers will be able to connect a RISC-V CPU to Nvidia's leading AI chips with the same speeds as CPUs that use Intel or Arm technology.

    "This is a multi-generational commitment from both companies to get to work on this and offer the best NVLink solution, generation after generation after generation," he told Reuters in an interview. 

    Nvidia and SiFive did not disclose financial terms of the deal. 

    (Reporting by Stephen Nellis in San Francisco; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)

    Key Takeaways

    • •SiFive integrates Nvidia technology for chip connectivity.
    • •RISC-V designs to include Nvidia's NVLink by 2027.
    • •NVLink enhances AI data center performance.
    • •SiFive's RISC-V is an alternative to Arm's blueprints.
    • •No financial terms disclosed for the collaboration.

    Frequently Asked Questions about SiFive to adopt Nvidia technology for speedy links between chips 

    1What is RISC-V?

    RISC-V is an open-standard instruction set architecture that allows companies to design their own processors. It serves as an alternative to proprietary architectures like Arm.

    2What is a chip design?

    A chip design refers to the blueprint or plan for creating integrated circuits, which are essential components in electronic devices, enabling them to perform various functions.

    3What is the significance of AI data centers?

    AI data centers are facilities designed to support artificial intelligence workloads, requiring high-performance computing resources to process large amounts of data efficiently.

    4What is a multi-generational commitment in technology?

    A multi-generational commitment in technology refers to a long-term partnership or investment strategy aimed at developing and improving technology solutions over several generations.

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