Update:

> Looks like the RED Semiconductor company has been established
> for the purpose of commercializing the Libre-SOC technology:
> https://www.redsemiconductor.com

Several press releases from RED Semiconductor:

"Augmenting the OpenPOWER ISA first developed by IBM, RED Semiconductor is using the draft SVP64 implementation of Vector+1 to design a family of new microprocessors to be marketed as their Vantage family, of which the first device a 2-core will be the Vantage-Luna."
https://redsemiconductor.com/libre-soc-red-semiconductor-announce-partnership/ (January 3, 2022)

"Extending the POWER ISA first developed by IBM, RED Semiconductor is using the Libre-SOC Draft SVP64 implementation of Vector+1 to design its ‘Vantage’ family of new microprocessors which will be marketed globally for high performance computing applications. "
https://redsemiconductor.com/red-semiconductor-joined-the-openpower-foundation/ (September 30, 2022)

"RED Semiconductor is working with industry partners to accelerate the implementation of a 1-core ‘Vantage’ cipher-accelerator microprocessor chipset [...]. Planned for first-customer shipments in early 2024, the ‘Vantage1’ chip will be targeted at data security and privacy applications [...]."
https://redsemiconductor.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/red-semiconductor-chacha20-cipher-performance-1.pdf (page 4; November 10, 2022)

And from the homepage:
"Supporting native Power ISA and translated x86 and ARM instructions, SVP64 will enable developers to break free from the constraints of traditional processing platforms, with a rapid conversion to SVP64 hardware and code architecture. [...] Advanced microprocessor chip-set optimized for OS-based compute-intensive applications: - Initial 2 and 8 core variants will scale to 1k+ cores"

[ Edited by Andreas_Wolf 15.11.2022 - 10:31 ]