Alibaba DAMO Academy says Xuantie chip shipments have topped 6 billion

Alibaba DAMO Academy says Xuantie chip shipments have topped 6 billion

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2026-10-19 06:14:10
Alibaba DAMO Academy said its Xuantie chip line has shipped more than 6 billion units to date, according to remarks made by chief scientist Meng Jianyi at the 2026 RISC-V China Summit. Xuantie is the RISC-V processor family developed by Alibaba DAMO Academy. At the same event, the institute also introduced the E908A, described as its first automotive-grade enhanced chip. Meng also cited a forecast from Omida saying annual global shipments of RISC-V processors are expected to grow by nearly 30% each year through 2030, with the architecture projected to account for about 25% of global processor shipments by that year. The update highlights both Alibaba’s current shipment scale in the RISC-V segment and its push into automotive applications through the new E908A release.

Alibaba DAMO Academy has shipped more than 6 billion Xuantie chips to date, chief scientist Meng Jianyi said at the 2026 RISC-V China Summit, according to ChainCatcher.

Xuantie is the RISC-V processor family launched by Alibaba DAMO Academy. At the summit, the institute also released the E908A, its first automotive-grade enhanced chip.

Meng cited an Omida forecast saying annual global shipments of RISC-V processors will grow by nearly 30% each year through 2030. By 2030, RISC-V processors are expected to account for about 25% of global processor shipments.

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