Edge AI chiplet uses SemiDynamics RISC-V cores
By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe (January 19, 2024)
YorChip is developing a chiplet for edge AI applications using RISC-V cores from Semidynamics in Barcelona.
The edge AI chiplet will use the SemiDynamics Atrevido quad core RISC-V IP and the UCIe standard interface. The four Atrevido 423 cores provide 10 Int8-TOPS per chiplet in a target technology of 12nm and a target die size under 25mm2.
SemiDynamics in Barcelona has developed series of configurable RISC-V vector processors for automotive, robotic, drones and other high-performance edge AI markets. YorChip is a Silicon Valley start-up aiming to developing a complete ecosystem of off the shelf focused on chiplets using proven partner IP and a novel die-to-die technology.
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