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Defunct Semiconductor Company
Rivos Inc was an American fabless semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, CA. It developed SoCs featuring a high-performance server-class RISC-V CPU and a CUDA compatible GPU with unified memory and cache coherence between them.[1].
Rivos was founded in 2021 by Puneet Kumar, Mark Hayter, and Belli Kuttanna with Lip-Bu Tan taking credit for bringing them together to start the company [2].
It never launched a product, but Rivos did tapeout an SoC on a TSMC3 nm process and had IP deals with Meta before being acquired by them in 2025 [2][3][4]. Rivos was also a prominent member of the RISC-V open source community, being a premier member of RISC-V international[5] with Mark Hayter on the board of directors[6], and a founding member of the RISC-V Software Ecosystem Project[7].
History
After founding into stealth mode in 2021, there was very little public information. SemiAnalysis reported on the Linkedin listings of employees showing a wide range of experience from DEC, P.A. Semi, Intel, Apple, Google and more[8].
Less than a year after founding in April of 2022, Apple filed a civil suit against Rivos and 2 employees claiming "Rivos began a coordinated campaign to target Apple employees with access to Apple proprietary and trade secret information about Apple’s SoC designs"[9]. This led to 2 years of legal disputes that resolved after an out-of-court settlement[10].
Over 4 years that the company operated, Rivos raised at least $370 million. This comes from a $120 million Series A funding round in April of 2022[11], $250 million Series A3 in April of 2024 with Matrix Capital leading[12]. They were planning on raising another $500 million[13], but they instead decided to merge with Meta.
Notable Employees
Bob McNamara (credited with the improved xterm ANSI parser), Kristian Høgsberg Kristensen (Creator of Wayland)[14]. Palmer Dabbelt, one of the original members of the UC Berkeley lab that created RISC-V and RISC-V maintainer of Linux, Binutils, GDB, and QEMU. Tse-Yu Yeh famous for introducing two level branch prediction algorithms[15]
Open Source Contributions
Throughout the duration of the company, Rivos contributed extensively to open source tools like Linux, GCC, Binutils, GDB, LLVM, as well as to the RISC-V International standards body and to the RISC-V Software Ecosystem.
RISC-V International ratified extensions proposed during the time of employment at Rivos
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