Development of RISC-V Based SoC Chip Architecture in the Field of AI Computing

1. Introduction: Strategic Positioning and Development Background of RISC-V in the Field of AI Computing
1.1 Overview and Technical Characteristics of RISC-V Architecture
RISC-V (Reduced Instruction Set Computer – Fifth Generation) is an open-source and free instruction set architecture that is becoming an important choice for native computing architectures in the AI era. This architecture was developed by Professor Krste Asanovic at the University of California, Berkeley…

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