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RISC-V in Spaceby Admin on 10-25-2023 at 3:50 pm
About this event
Tenstorrent is hosting a meet up in Denver aimed at practitioners and entrepreneurs developing electronic systems and components for space applications. Alongside partners Codasip, Cycuity, Breker Systems, Imperas, RISC AI, Synopsys, and Arteris IP we are excited to invite you to explore
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Title: How to Exhaustively Verify that Your Custom Instructions Aren’t Secretly Breaking Your RISC-V Design
Date: Tuesday, October 24, 2023
Time: 8:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
The last thing you want to do when adding custom instructions to your RISC-V design is to unintentionally
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Dan is joined by Mike Eftimakis. Mike has an extensive background in the electronics industry with almost 30 years in senior technical and business roles. After innovating with companies like VLSI, NewLogic or Arm, he is now VP Strategy and Ecosystem at Codasip, where he drives the long-term vision and its day-to-day implementation.… Read More
Dr. Black has over 30 years of industry experience. Before joining Codasip, he has been President and CEO at Imagination Technologies and previously CEO at Rambus, MobiWire (SAGEM Handsets), UPEK, and Wavecom. He holds a BS and MS in Engineering and a Ph.D. in Materials science from Cornell University. A consistent thread of his… Read More
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Looking backward and forward, the white paper from Codasip “Scaling is Failing” by Roddy Urquhart provides an interesting history of processor development since the early 1970s to the present. However it doesn’t stop there and continues to extrapolate what the chip industry has in store for the rest of this decade. For the last… Read More
AI/ML functions are moving to the edge to save power and reduce latency. This enables local processing without the overhead of transmitting large volumes of data over power hungry and slow communication links to servers in the cloud. Of course, the cloud offers high performance and capacity for processing the workloads. Yet, … Read More
Dan is joined by Philippe Luc, director of verification at Codasip. Philippe has spent over 20 years in verification which includes an extensive and successful career at Arm. Philippe gained engineering experience with a list of significant achievements during his time there, including:
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At ARM TechCon I ran into Coby Hanoch who has just been appointed VP worldwide sales of a comany that I’d not previously heard of called Codasip. As the name implies they supply code, and ASIPs. Well, actually IP source code and ASIP tools. The company is based in Brno (pronounced pretty much like Bruno) in the Czech republic … Read More
