Chips and Cheese
Chips and Cheese, Joshua Gregory, George Cozma, Ryan Mull, Chester LamThe Devil is in the Details! Deep dives into computer hardware and software and the wider industry...
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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Intel’s Battlemage Architecture
Intel’s Alchemist architecture gave the company a foot in the door to the high performance graphics segment. The Arc A770 proved to be a competent first effort, able to run many games with credible performance. Now, Intel is passing the tor...
Alibaba/T-HEAD's Xuantie C910
T-HEAD is a wholly owned subsidiary of Alibaba, one of China's largest tech companies. Over the past few years, T-HEAD has created a line of RISC-V cores. Alibaba seems to have two motivations for pushing RISC-V. On one hand, the company st...
A RISC-V Progress Check: Benchmarking P550 and C910
RISC-V has seen a flurry of activity over the past few years. Most RISC-V implementations have been small in-order cores. Western Digital’s SweRV and Nvidia’s RV-RISCV are good examples. But cores like those are meant for small microcontrol...
Inside SiFive’s P550 Microarchitecture
RISC-V is a relatively young and open source instruction set. So far, it has gained traction in microcontrollers and academic applications. For example, Nvidia replaced the Falcon microcontrollers found in their GPUs with RISC-V based ones....
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