Unleashing Innovation from Core to the Edge
Talkat Open Source Leadership Summit 2019 · on Tuesday, 2019-03-12· at 11:30· The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom·
summary
Western Digital open-sources a RISC‑V core called swerve core (32‑bit RTL in SystemVerilog) plus an instruction‑set simulator (32/64‑bit) on GitHub, and prototypes an Omni‑Extend fabric — a cache‑coherent memory fabric riding on Ethernet PHYs using a Barefoot Tofino switch programmed in P4. The custom core reports ~50% higher coremark/MHz, ~30% smaller silicon area and ~30% lower power versus prior in‑house designs, and the effort targets billions of embedded cores per year.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 7:01From General Purpose to Purpose Built
- 11:42Western Digital Proposes Open Standard
- 14:26Let's standardize a Cache Coherency Fabric
- 16:56Introducing Western Digital's RISC-V Core
- 18:04Core Mark/Mhz Performance
- 21:47Challenge-Open Source is New to Hardware
- 24:30Western Digital Swe RV Instruction Set Simulator (ISS)
- 25:17Summary
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