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In the latest generation of multiple processor SoCs, designers are adding cache-coherent agents beyond the multi-processor clusters, making it a complex verification challenge. System coherency needs to be maintained at various levels, beginning at the cluster level,
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80% of specification optimization and almost 100% of the performance/power trade-offs can be achieved during architecture exploration of product design. RISC-V offers a huge opportunity with lots of pipeline and instruction set enhancement opportunities. Can it really attain the utopian success that people are looking… Read More
Arm’s family of Neoverse™ cores – the latest of which, the Neoverse N2 and V1 – target high-end infrastructure applications and are set to play a central role in the next generation of data center, high-performance computing (HPC), 5G and AI SoCs. Extracting the maximum performance-per-watt for SoCs targeting these applications… Read More
The server market has been undergoing changes in the last few years. The traditional go-to for server processors had been x86 based chips from Intel or AMD. However, if you go on Amazon AWS looking for EC2 instances, you will see the “A1” instance type, which is an ARM based instance. This is not what you might think at first. The A1 instance… Read More
Arm announced their Neoverse plans not long ago at TechCon 2018. Neoverse is a brand, launched by Arm, to provide the foundations for cloud to edge infrastructure in support of their vision of a trillion edge devices. To a cynic this might sound like marketing hype. Sure, they’re widely used in communications infrastructure and… Read More
At ARM TechCon this year, the company announced the Neoverse brand targeted to infrastructure, contrasting with the Cortex brand we are familiar with for edge devices such as smartphones and IoT devices. Cortex was already used in infrastructure, in networking, base stations and the like but Neoverse splits the infrastructure… Read More
