RISC-V CPUs for the New Era of Heterogeneous Computing
summary
MIPS presents a RISC‑V platform built into an Evo core P8700 (out‑of‑order, 16‑stage pipeline, up to 2 GHz) plus the simpler I8500, with a coherency manager, hardware multithreading exposing cores as threads, and cluster scaling (8 cores per cluster, up to 64 clusters — marketed as up to 1024 threads). Targeted use cases: 5G CPE/small cells and DPUs for data centers. Claims: 40–50% thread efficiency, 10% area cost vs full cores, benchmarks up to 75% faster than competitors; Linux and debug tools included; product wins a best‑SoC award.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00What is MIPS
- 2:18Applications of 5G
- 4:00How do they work
- 5:37Data Centers
- 8:56MIPS Competitive Advantage
- 10:23Hardware Multithreading
- 11:16Benchmarks
- 11:55Multithreading
- 12:33I 8500
- 13:24Summary
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