NetBSD 11.0 had been aiming to release last October with their release candidate hoped for in September, but that didn't ultimately pan out. At least this weekend the NetBSD 11.0-RC1 binaries are now complete and the testing can proceed with NetBSD 11.0 stable hopefully being not too far away.
NetBSD 11.0 is headlined by better RISC-V support and improved Linux binary emulation . There are also various new drivers for hardware sensors and fan controls, PVH boot support is now supported on x86 non-Xen platforms like QEMU and Firecracker, and a wealth of package updates. There is GCC 12.5, GDB 15.1, OpenSSH 10.0, and many other upgrades.
NetBSD 11.0-rc1 release images for the many supported different CPU architectures can be found via ftp.netbsd.org .