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So the ideal arch for that would be non-CPU raw state machine, like Silego GreenPAK5 ASM cores, but they would better ask Dialog to remove all the peripherals,
by snaky 8y ago
So the ideal arch for that would be non-CPU raw state machine, like Silego GreenPAK5 ASM cores, but they would better ask Dialog to remove all the peripherals, make state machines a bit bigger, and pack a thousands of ASM cores into one chip. And then sign NDA, get low-level proprietary format docs, and write the state machine code generator in Haskell or Coq.
- fb03 8y agoSounds fun, but still on your hypothetical scenario: all that complexity and proprietary cores and ndas would essentially tie them to the supplier of chips, essentially gagging the evolution of the whole CF architecture in the long run. If the race is for request por watt alone, then you're probably right, but there's always real-world grittiness that needs to be addresses. that's how Google succeeded right? leveraging common platforms and hardware to their highly specialized software combo.