RISC-V Grows Up and Goes Big!
Talkat RISC-V Forum: Embedded Technologies 2021 · on Wednesday, 2021-07-21· at 09:05· Virtual 1, Virtual·
summary
Andes reports a commercial RISC‑V product line from tiny MCUs to multi‑thousand‑core claims and says it shipped its first vector chip last year: the NX27B couples a 27‑series scalar pipeline with a new vector pipeline and extra load/store units to boost bandwidth and supports RVV 0.8/1.0. Other parts include a compact E1022 two‑stage MCU core, a midrange 25‑series with MMU for Linux, and a 45‑series 2‑issue superscalar eight‑stage core; LLVM integration, Linux trees and working multicore coherence are already deployed.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33Andes Technology Corporation
- 1:12From MCU to Datacenters
- 2:05Beginnings of RISC-V
- 2:45RISC-V was invented to be modular
- 3:48Development Platforms
- 4:22RISC-V Development today
- 4:54Microarchitecture of RISC-V CPU
- 5:59Deeply Embedded Microcontroller
- 6:42More Features - Vectors!
- 7:48RISC-V Goes Superscalar
- 9:16Snapshot of Andes Ecosystem Partners
- 9:58RTOS
- 10:35Linux Features
- 12:05RISC-V AndesCoreTM in Commercial Use
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