Keynote: RISC-V at NVIDIA: One Architecture, Dozens of Applications, Billions of Processors
Talkat RISC-V Summit North America 2024 · on Tuesday, 2024-10-22· at 09:40· Mission City Ballroom B2 - B5 (Level 1)·
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NVIDIA reports shipping 1–2 billion RISC‑V cores in 2024 with about 10–40 RISC‑V microcontrollers per chip, using a common hardware/software architecture that reuses a Paragon subsystem and one software stack across ~30 applications. Implementations include 64‑bit and area‑optimized 32‑bit cores, a GSP GPU System Processor that enforces isolation via a separation kernel for cloud vGPU tenants, and a DL accelerator with a 1024‑bit RVV vector unit; custom extensions like 2 KB page extension deliver up to 50% legacy performance gains.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and history
- 3:14RISC-V adoption at NVIDIA
- 8:45Custom extensions and security
- 12:23GSP and GPU management
- 16:21AI inferencing with RISC-V
- 19:14Success factors and summary
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