RISC-V Day Tokyo: Frontiers of Data Center RISC-V Architecture

RISC-V Day Tokyo is one of the few places where the world’s leading engineers and hyperscalers openly share what is happening at the cutting edge of next-generation computing.

This is where the future of data center architecture becomes visible — before it disappears behind closed doors.

December 4, 2025 — A Moment That Filled the University of Tokyo

On December 4, 2025, RISC-V Day Tokyo reached an extraordinary milestone.

A speaker from Google USA delivered a rare technical talk on the latest advances in RISC-V security architecture, while an Amazon speaker introduced a voice-based agentic AI system spanning both edge and cloud infrastructure.

The venue at the University of Tokyo was completely filled, with many attendees standing throughout the sessions to witness these insights firsthand.

March 5, 2026 — A Rare Opportunity Ahead

On March 5, 2026, RISC-V Day Tokyo will host two invited talks from Meta, featuring engineers from the former Rivos team:

• One specializing in data center server chip architecture

• Another specializing in server security chip architecture

Since Meta acquired Rivos last year, opportunities to hear directly from the engineers shaping hyperscale RISC-V systems may become increasingly rare.

As major players move toward more proprietary and closed architectures, moments like this — open, technical, and public — may not happen again.

Be There When It Happens

To hear the frontier of RISC-V in the data center — directly from the people building it — is more than a conference session.

It is a chance to witness a turning point in the architecture of the next decade.

Be there when it happens.

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