Keynote: Co-Designing Software and Hardware: Pillars of Advancing RISC-V for Application Success
Talkat RISC-V Summit North America 2024 · on Tuesday, 2024-10-22· at 09:20· Mission City Ballroom B2 - B5 (Level 1)·
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XuanTie outlines concrete work: four CPU IPs open-sourced on GitHub, delivered 2 GHz SoCs for development, and ports of Android and commercial Linux variants with SDKs and verification flows. Extension tooling uses a description language for custom ISA additions and accelerator tiles, yielding matrix 6x / vector 17x speedups in examples. Product rollouts include a high‑reliability R9 series and a c930 preview with a 15-stage out-of-order pipeline, aimed at storage, 5G and edge AI use cases.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Software and hardware co-design
- 4:32Multi-extension strategy
- 4:59Customization and scalability
- 6:53Accelerator-native architecture
- 11:07Safety and reliability
- 11:33Privacy and secure computing
- 12:21Future applications and vision
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