FOSDEM 2026 Recap: WebNN & WebLLM on RISC-V — Bringing AI to the Open Web

February 11, 2026
At FOSDEM 2026, DeepComputing Founder and CEO Yuning Liang joined Petr Penzin, WebNN Specification Author,in the AI Plumbers track to discuss how RISC-V can close the AI acceleration gap — especially inside the browser.

As RISC-V hardware continues to advance (now reaching up to 60 TOPS AI compute in our latest platforms), the bigger challenge is software enablement. Modern AI increasingly runs in web applications, making browser-level acceleration critical for real-world adoption.

The session highlighted how WebNN and WebLLM provide a standards-based path for enabling AI inside Chromium and other browsers — leveraging RISC-V’s vector extensions (RVV) and emerging AI engines.

The key message:

AI success on RISC-V isn’t just about hardware performance — it’s about integration, open standards, and ecosystem maturity.

Watch the full session:

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