Accelerating Software Development for High Performance Chiplet-based Compute Using Virtual Prototype
By Rae Parnmukh & Luke Yen, Tenstorrent & Larry Lapides, Synopsys
This presentation discusses the development of virtual development kits to accelerate software development, test, and integration for high performance compute. It will describe the steps taken to build the models for the virtual prototype of the chiplet and ultimately achieve Linux boot to enable further testing of compute peripherals. The work provides a proven reference flow for software development that will benefit the RISC-V ecosystem.
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