How Does The Highest Performance RISC-V Processor Compare To Arm?

How Does The Highest Performance RISC-V Processor Compare To Arm?

Author: Huang Yefeng Original from EET Electronic Engineering Magazine Processors based on the RISC-V architecture are increasingly appearing in everyday electronic products, becoming more commonplace: not only have some typical MCU manufacturers begun to embrace RISC-V, such as the previously interviewed Tsinghua Unigroup, but also companies like GigaDevice have launched RISC-V product lines; Moreover, this … Read more

SiFive 2018 Tech Seminar: RISC-V Leading Chip Customization Revolution

SiFive 2018 Tech Seminar: RISC-V Leading Chip Customization Revolution

SiFive 2018 Tech Seminar On May 17, the SiFive 2018 Tech Seminar, hosted by RISC-V and open-source hardware leader SiFive, and co-organized by CanSemi Semiconductor and China Integrated Circuit magazine, will be grandly held at the Changrong Crown Hotel in Shanghai. With the rapid development of the RISC-V ecosystem, SiFive, a company founded by the … Read more

SiFive Shield: An Open and Scalable Security Platform Architecture

SiFive Shield: An Open and Scalable Security Platform Architecture

SiFive Shield is an open and scalable platform architecture designed to provide a comprehensive SoC security approach for RISC-V based designs. The demands of modern SoC design dictate the need for scalable solutions for security, which provide a clear root-of-trust in the components of a trusted computing base, crucially, it is auditable. Customizable features are … Read more

Google TPU and SiFive RISC-V Cores

Google TPU and SiFive RISC-V Cores

At least it won’t let those AI accelerators be designed by Arm. After a tough 2023, the situation for RISC-V chip design company SiFive may be improving, as the company expects strong revenue growth driven by AI in 2024. Documents obtained by Bloomberg this week indicate that the second-generation processors designed for AI servers will … Read more

SiFive Core IP 21G1: Enhanced RISC-V Processor Features

SiFive Core IP 21G1: Enhanced RISC-V Processor Features

This article is sourced from the SiFive Blog, translated and reposted to convey more information related to RISC-V, copyright belongs to the original author. There Is No Best, Only Better – SiFive’s Latest Core IP Product Line Released We are very pleased to announce a comprehensive update to the SiFive RISC-V IP portfolio in the … Read more

SiFive P870 High-Performance CPU: Exploring the Future of RISC-V

SiFive P870 High-Performance CPU: Exploring the Future of RISC-V

At Hot Chips 2023, SiFive introduced the new high-performance P870 RISC-V core and its automotive equivalent, the P870-A core, discussing the overall state of RISC-V, its previous generation cores, and future development directions. The P870 and P870-A RISC-V cores are new additions to SiFive’s Performance series, compatible with the RISC-V RVA23 profile, and are successors … Read more

Current Status of SiFive: How to Implement RISC-V?

Current Status of SiFive: How to Implement RISC-V?

I have a black leather notebook that I’ve been using since 2001, with the National Semiconductor logo on its cover. It holds sentimental value for me. Firstly, it reminds me of the breakfast I had with attendees at a National Semiconductor executive event in Laguna Niguel, California, on September 11, 2001. That morning, we were … Read more

SiFive Core IP 20G1: Enhanced RISC-V Processor Features

SiFive Core IP 20G1: Enhanced RISC-V Processor Features

SiFive’s Best Processor Portfolio We are excited to announce that the SiFive 20G1 version has undergone a comprehensive update and upgrade to its RISC-V IP portfolio. The release of version 20G1 brings enhancements and new features to the SiFive Core IP, which is the most widely used RISC-V IP portfolio in the industry. This portfolio … Read more

Empowering RISC-V Single Board Computers with JH7110 Innovation

Empowering RISC-V Single Board Computers with JH7110 Innovation

A single board computer (SBC) integrates a microprocessor, memory, and interface components onto a single printed circuit board. Typically, each single board computer includes a CPU, GPU, chipset, and I/O ports, all soldered onto the board. Because the components are all on one board, single board computers are much smaller compared to most other motherboards. … Read more