Generally I think this is fairly true. The ecosystem has a ton of matyring/growth to do before it has competitive mainstream offerings.

Pulp folks' Occamy is supposedly going to get a run of chips made this summer. 432 cores, each with an incredibly innovative vector processor. Really tapping those vector cores takes effort, & floating point isn't what most servers need/use, but this is still one very rapidly approaching very interesting data point, a huge step function where RISC-V could leap to the front. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/432-core-occamy-cpu-for-us... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35873153