RuyiSDK Community Weekly Digest (September 11, 2025)

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RuyiSDK Community Weekly Digest (September 11, 2025)

RuyiSDK is an open-source project initiated by PLCT Lab, designed to provide RISC-V developers with a convenient and comprehensive development environment. It offers the latest hardware information and software support, including details on supported devices. On the software side, it provides images (e.g., RevyOS), toolchains, package managers, and more1,2.

Its ultimate goal is to create a complete and convenient development environment for RISC-V developers, promote RISC-V as a mainstream architecture, and build a thriving community for developer collaboration. RuyiSDK aims to go global, offering development convenience to RISC-V developers worldwide.

PLCT Lab is committed to becoming a leading open-source organization in compiler technology, driving innovation in software infrastructure like toolchains and runtime systems, and possessing the technical and managerial capabilities to develop and maintain critical infrastructure. Simultaneously, it aims to cultivate 10,000 top talents in the compiler field and promote the adoption and development of advanced compiler technologies in China.

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This Week’s New Topics

• RT-Thread Joins AUTOSAR as Development Partner

• FalconTech Showcases AI Processor Agile Development at RISC-V Ecosystem Conference

• RISC-V Working Committee Meets with Shanghai Pudong Software Park and FalconTech

• SiFive Launches New RISC-V IP Combining Scalar, Vector and Matrix Operations

• SiFive Second Generation Analysis: RISC-V in AI Acceleration Era

• Andes Technology Announces D23-SE: Functional Safety RISC-V Core for Automotive Applications

• Xuantie Collaborates with MCT Haoli Intelligence on Automotive-Grade Positioning Chips

• Loft Federal Wins NASA Task Order for Fault-Tolerant RISC-V Flight Computer

• Testing Fedora LiveCD Installation on RISC-V

• Running DietPi on StarFive VisionFive2

• Using Box64 to Run Heroic Games Launcher

• Debian 13.1 Released: Focuses on Security Fixes and System Stability

• Ubuntu 25.10 Coming in October with Linux 6.17 Kernel and GNOME 49 Desktop

• Alibaba’s Qwen3-Max Tops All SOTA Rankings

• Switzerland Releases National Open-Source Large Model Apertus

• Kimi K2 0905 Now Available on SophNet with 256K Context Support

• Endogenous Complexity-Based Brain-like Pulse Large Model “Transient 1.0” Released

• Bilibili Open-Sources AniSora V3: From Single 4090 Inference to Director-Driven Multi-Agent Animation Generation

• Invitation: FalconTech Invites You to 2025 China RISC-V Ecosystem Conference

• Countdown to RustChinaConf 2025 & Rust Global China Conference

• openKylin Appears at Ubucon Asia Summit in Nepal

• openKylin Showcases at 2025 World Intelligent Industry Expo

• Shanghai AI Lab Large Model Center Joins AI Infra Working Group

• Step-by-Step Guide to Designing RISC-V CPU

• Hands-On Guide to Updating Linux Kernel for Microchip MPU

• BML: Designing RISC-V SoC on FPGA - Part 5: Memory Access for Femto-CPU

• xv6-riscv Book Translation Updated to book-riscv-rev5

• StarFive Community Weekly Summary (2025-09-05)

• SOPHGO RISC-V Dynamic Weekly Report Issue 107

• deepin-ports SIG Weekly Report (2025-09-05)

• deepin Community August Report: deepin 25.0.7 Core Optimizations

• Linux Upstream Status for Sophgo: Sep/04/2025

• Microsoft Open-Sources 1976 MOS 6502 BASIC Source Code

• Rust Foundation Establishes Rust Innovation Lab

• JiaChen Plan Launches RISC-V Software Performance Tracking Platform

• Reference openGauss RISC-V’s Cross-Platform Packaging Solution

• RISC-V Camp Challenges Nvidia in AI Chips

• India Spotlights Startup-Driven SoC Roadmap at Semicon 2025

• China Disrupts Global RF Front-End Pattern

• Yuefang Technology’s RISC-V Chip Shipments Exceed 6 Million

• Xiangshan Open-Source Processor: Enabling Agile Architecture Research

• Generic LLM Compression Algorithm Found in Video Encoding

• RISC-V Zalasr Support Under Review for Linux Kernel

• Imagination PowerVR Driver with Linux 6.18 to Support RISC-V

• 13th RuyiSDK Office Hours: September 11, 2025 at 15:00

• FeiTeng Company 2026 Autumn Recruitment Officially Launched

• Alumni Day 2025 Registration Opens

Note: All links redirect to Chinese discussions at ruyisdk.cn. Timestamps reflect Beijing Time (UTC+8).