The RISC-V Hong Kong Alliance (HKRVA) is a deep industry-academia-research-application collaboration platform, serving as the GBA regional hub for RISC-V and the international bridge connecting mainland China with the global open-source silicon ecosystem.
To build an RISC-V hub linking Hong Kong with the world, driving industrial collaboration and global reach.
HKRVA's vision is "leading the frontier of technology and building a world-leading RISC-V industrial base in Hong Kong", advanced through three mission pillars:
Our vision is anchored in three world-class RISC-V industry benchmarks:
Leads the Alliance's overall work and coordinates strategy, membership development and external partnerships.
Provides strategic guidance and helps connect international resources and partner networks.
A five-tier governance structure integrates strategic decision-making, professional guidance and operational execution.
Proposed members include Turing Award laureates, RISC-V architecture pioneers, leaders of the Xiangshan and Ruyi open-source projects, and open-source software advocates.
| Organization | Field | About |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) | Strategic investment | A wholly-owned strategic investment institution of the HKSAR Government, focused on technology and innovation sectors, attracting strategic enterprises to Hong Kong and supporting the development of an international I&T hub. |
| StarFive Technology | RISC-V chip design | A pioneer in RISC-V chip design, first to ship production-grade RISC-V SoCs and the VisionFive series of development boards, serving the global open-source hardware community and commercial applications. |
| The Hong Kong and China Gas Company (Towngas) | Smart energy | One of Hong Kong's longest-established utilities, actively advancing smart energy and the green, low-carbon transition through energy technology innovation for sustainable development. |
| China Mobile Hong Kong | Telecommunications | A leading telecom operator in Hong Kong, providing 5G, cloud and digital services, and deeply engaged in smart city and computing network infrastructure. |
| xFusion Digital Technologies International | Computing infrastructure | A global leader in computing infrastructure and services, focused on servers and data center products, delivering powerful compute foundations for AI training, cloud computing and data security scenarios. |
| Open Source International Innovation & Technology Ltd. | Open-source chip innovation platform | Founding member of the Alliance, coordinating platform operations and ecosystem building, driving industry-academia-research collaboration and linking members with global open-source communities and standards organizations. |
| Phase | Key Tasks |
|---|---|
| Preparation | Form the founding team, complete registration, secure founding members and MOUs |
| Launch | Hold the founding ceremony and RISC-V symposium, start joint labs, launch certification courses |
| Growth | Roll out demonstration projects, build the incubation base, engage in international standards |
| Maturity | Complete the value chain, export technology along Belt and Road markets, sustain operations |