European HPC chip boots Linux
The European Processor Initiative (EPI) has demonstrated Linux booting on its EPAC RISC-V core on an FPGA for high performance computing (HPC)
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The European Processor Initiative (EPI) has demonstrated Linux booting on its EPAC RISC-V core on an FPGA for high performance computing (HPC)
64-bit CPU with RISC-V Vector Extension The 64-bit NX27V is a vector processor with 5-stage scalar pipeline that supports the latest RISC-V specification, including the IMAFD standard instructions, “C” 16-bit compression instructions, “P” DSP extension instructions, “V” vector extension instructions and “N” for user-level interrupts. It brings enhanced performance in memory subsystem with higher memory bandwidth and memory latency reduction by supporting multiple outstanding data access. NX27V features branch prediction, instruction and data caches, local memories, ECC err...