A new RISC-V firmware initiative called HFI (Hardware Firmware Interface) aims to standardize the boot process across RISC-V boards, proposing a PC-style path from power-on to operating system. The goal is to bring consistency to the fragmented RISC-V firmware ecosystem, similar to how UEFI/BIOS works on x86 hardware.
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