Semidynamics New Family of High Bandwidth Vector-Capable Cores
summary
SemiDynamics unveils two RISC‑V cores: Avispado 220, a two‑wide in‑order core that sustains 64+ outstanding misses past L1 and implements RVV 1.0 support, and Atrovito 220, a two‑wide out‑of‑order core with 128+ outstanding misses tolerance and a larger branch predictor and renaming/PRF. An Open Vector Interface on GitHub exposes issue/credit/completion and load/store/mask channels with VM coherency so third parties can attach custom vector units; one core is already used in the European Processor Initiative RISC‑V accelerator.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and company overview
- 1:25High bandwidth core concept
- 4:54Vector gather instruction demo
- 6:58Comparison with other cores
- 8:43Applications and use cases
- 12:59Open vector interface explained
- 17:15Avispado 220 core details
- 19:42Atrovito 220 core details
- 21:29Summary and licensing
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