OPEN SILICON · OPEN ECOSYSTEM · HONG KONG

Bridging Hong Kong and the Global RISC-V Ecosystem

The RISC-V Hong Kong Alliance (HKRVA) brings together government, industry, universities and research institutions to drive large-scale adoption of open architectures across fintech, smart cities and data security.

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70+
Countries and regions in the RISC-V ecosystem
470+
Microelectronics companies at HKSTP
8
Hong Kong universities in the network
5
Working committees · full-chain execution
POSITIONING

Three Roles: Platform · Hub · Bridge

An irreplaceable ecosystem coordination hub connecting university research, corporate R&D, talent development and industrial application.

Collaboration Platform

Five working committees — Education & Training, Scenario Application, Industry-Academia-Research, International Exchange & Cooperation, and Capital — coordinate the full industry-academia-research-application chain, from talent to capital.

GBA Regional Hub

Coordinating regional resources and technology roadmaps, driving RISC-V innovation in chip design, HPC, IoT and artificial intelligence across the Greater Bay Area.

International Bridge

Leveraging Hong Kong's unique institutional strengths as an international financial hub to connect mainland China with the global RISC-V ecosystem and international standards.

CORE BUSINESS

Four Core Business Lines

R&D, ecosystem building, talent and standards run in parallel — the execution backbone that takes RISC-V from the lab to production.

R&D and Innovation

Joint laboratories, government projects and technical exchanges, focused on architecture optimization, AI integration and security.

Industrial Ecosystem

Full value-chain integration, building a closed loop of chips, software, applications and capital to accelerate commercialization.

Talent Development

Tiered certification integrated with university curricula, building a training-certification-employment pipeline.

Standards & Global Outreach

Participating in international standards, hosting global summits and forums, amplifying Hong Kong's voice in the ecosystem.

POLICY 2026 · 施政報告

Built for Hong Kong's 2026 Innovation Agenda

The 2026 Policy Address sets Hong Kong on a path to "build an international innovation and technology hub"; the 2026-27 Budget names RISC-V for the first time as a strategic chip technology. HKRVA turns that mandate into action through scenario landing zones and an open-source community.
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