You're probably already using a RISC-V computer, it's just embedded as a supervisor in some other gadget (or vehicle) you own.

While its current performance is not competitive, there are currently interesting options. I got the orange pi riscv version, mainly to test riscv while it's slow compared to other arm socs, it's still better than I expected. There are even risc v TPUs now.

This underestimates the will of governments and companies Europe and especially China to reduce their dependency on US-controlled technology.

I already have one! (But it's technically a soldering iron...)

I think 10 years is a more realistic estimate. Probably first in servers and Android phones.

unironically, this.

i've been hearing about arm computer for almost twenty years and only just recently general-purpose decently-priced arm laptops have been released (qualcomm laptops, the macbook neo).

and arm desktop are still not a thing, in practice.

Donald Trump might make it five.