With over 2,700 members from 70 countries, RISC-V International collaborates to define open specifications, convene technical groups, and govern industry and special interest groups. RISC-V's modular approach and royalty-free license model allow anyone to leverage its intellectual property, enabling rapid innovation, design freedom, and reduced costs. The organization offers a platform for users to access various specifications and software tools, including compilers, debuggers, simulators, and verification suites. Originally developed at the University of California, Berkeley, RISC-V aims to become the standard open architecture for industry implementations, promoting the use of its instruction set architecture in all computing devices.