Source: Hardware-Software Integration Author: Chaobowx 1 What Are Large Chips? 1.1 Classification Based on Operating System Standards Thus, we can have a straightforward standard for large chips: They need to support operating systems and virtualization (virtualization includes different levels such as virtual machines, containers, functions, etc.); They need to support virtualization resource partitioning; They need … Read more
Author: Yang Jiankai Editor: Li Motian / Dong Guidance Produced by: Yuanchuan Research Institute Technology Group Support: Huatai Computer Industry Chief Xie Chunsheng On January 10, 2006, Apple’s annual Macworld conference was held, but the star of the event was not Steve Jobs, but Intel CEO Paul Otellini, dressed in a lab coat. Amidst the … Read more
Click to follow Asynchronous Books, pin the public account Sharing IT good books, technical dry goods, and workplace knowledge with you every day Participate in the topic discussion at the end of the article, and receive Asynchronous Books daily. —— Asynchronous Editor The Eternal Hotspot — CPU Lights, waiting for the lights… —— Intel If … Read more
Click the above Computer Enthusiasts to follow us CPU and GPU are names that DIYers are particularly familiar with. Besides them, there are actually many types of PU (Processing Units) supporting our lives. Sometimes their names suddenly pop up, leaving people confused. For instance, AMD recently acquired a DPU manufacturer, and recent smartphones keep mentioning … Read more
In embedded development, we often encounter some professional terms, such as CPU、 MPU、 MCU and SOC, and the frequency of these terms is very high, often appearing as knowledge points in interviews. Let’s take a look at their characteristics and differences. CPU CPU is the abbreviation for Central Processing Unit， and it is the core … Read more
Source: Tiger Says Chip Original Author: Tiger Says Chip The CPU plays the role of the “brain” and “commander” in the entire computer system. It is responsible for fetching instructions from memory, decoding them, and executing various logical, arithmetic, control, and data processing tasks. Core Role of the CPU System “Brain” and “Commander” The CPU … Read more
As automotive electronic control systems gradually develop towards centralization, the complexity of software is constantly increasing. Chips, as the core carrier of electrification and intelligence in vehicles, are becoming increasingly important. For autonomous driving systems, the implementation of technology relies on the real-time processing of a large amount of sensor data, requiring deep learning and … Read more
Currently, there are two types of civilizations in the world: one is the carbon-based civilization composed of human society, and the other is the silicon-based civilization composed of various chips—because almost all chips are made from single crystal silicon, and the total number of chip systems is several dozen to hundreds of times more than … Read more
Recently, NVIDIA released the "Grace" CPU based on the Arm architecture, attracting considerable attention from peers in the hard technology field. This CPU and server architecture, designed specifically for accelerated computing, can provide up to 10 times the performance compared to the latest NVIDIA DGX systems based on x86 CPUs when combined with NVIDIA's GPUs. … Read more
Source: Semiconductor Industry Observation Original Author: Editorial Department According to reports, a software engineer named Adam Majmuda recently shared his experience of designing a CPU from scratch in just two weeks with “no prior experience.” During this short period, Adam claims he has grasped the basics of chip architecture, absorbed the details of chip manufacturing, … Read more