Keynote: Owning Your Silicon Future Starts with Building on RISC-V
summary
Tenstorrent releases concrete RISC‑V hardware and software: an open-source Ocelot CPU (BOOM‑based) and a high‑performance Ascalon core on forthcoming developer silicon, a silicon‑proven logic analyzer and trace/debug chain, open verification environments and tools (Spike, riscv‑tooling), plus a stimulus generator with 20,000 tests for ISA compliance. The collateral runs Linux, targets AI/HPC/embedded, and aims to cut CI time by providing downloadable reference platforms and IP so teams can build and validate real, high‑performance RISC‑V systems.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Company mission in AI hardware
- 2:06What is RISC-V
- 3:31RISC-V needs high-performance hardware
- 4:13Enabling RISC-V ecosystem
- 5:36Open-sourcing debug and system IP
- 7:01RISC-V innovation building blocks
- 8:25Developer platforms and tools future
- 9:51Conclusion on open standards
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