Through our collaborative lab on cyber-physical systems, we partnered with one of our associates to explore the feasibility of offering RISC-V-based migration services. The joint initiative focused on evaluating the readiness of the RISC-V ecosystem to support the porting of legacy embedded software—particularly ARM-based microservices—onto RISC-V platforms.
This work laid the foundation for an initial RISC-V service offer, enabling our associate to begin positioning itself in the growing open-ISA market, particularly for edge and safety-aware applications.
Our associate aimed to anticipate industry trends around open instruction set architectures and architectural sovereignty. They were looking to understand whether RISC-V was ready to support real-world applications and whether a viable service offer could be built around porting embedded software—specifically, containerized microservices—from established platforms like ARM.
The demo and accompanying business materials served as both validation and a foundation for our Associate offer creation.
