The SiFive RISC-V course is based on world-leading content taught at UC Berkeley, where the open-source RISC-V ISA was first designed in 2010, and where our co-founder Krste Asanović teaches as a Professor in the Computer Science Division of the EECS Department.
Krste Asanovic
Co-Founder & Chief Architect
In addition to his role at SiFive, Krste is a Professor in the EECS Department at the University of California, Berkeley, where he leads the RISC‑V ISA project and serves as the Co-Director for the ADEPT Lab, and is Chairman of the RISC‑V Foundation.
Krste received his PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley.
Andrew Waterman
Co-Founder & Chief Engineer, SiFive
Andrew received his PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley, where, weary of the vagaries of existing instruction set architectures, he co-designed the RISC‑V ISA and the first RISC‑V microprocessors with Yunsup Lee. Andrew is one of the main contributors to the open-source RISC‑V based Rocket chip generator and the Chisel project.
Yunsup Lee
Co-Founder & CTO, SiFive
Yunsup received his PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley, where he co-designed the RISC‑V ISA and the first RISC-V microprocessors with Andrew Waterman, and led the development of the Hwacha decoupled vector-fetch extension.
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