It will take a long time to get Android up and running on RISC-V as well as it currently does on ARMv8, but in the long run, it will make the company and the Android Open Source Project less ...

Earlier this week, we broke the news that Google will soon develop the Android OS fully in private. Currently, Google develops some Android OS components, such as the Bluetooth stack, in public ...

Lars Bergstrom, Android's director of engineering, wants RISC-V to be seen as a "tier-1 platform" in Android, which would put it on par with Arm. That's a big change from just six months ago.