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> RISCV also specifies a 128-bit variant that is of course FASTER than these examples Is it actually implemented on any hardware?
by user-the-name 5y ago
> RISCV also specifies a 128-bit variant that is of course FASTER than these examples
Is it actually implemented on any hardware?
- ncmncm 5y agoNo. Mentioning it is only meant to distract.
- TheCondor 5y agoIs there a semi competitive Risc-V core implemented anywhere? It all seem hypothetical to me now, fast cores would fuse the instructions together so instruction count alone isn't adequate for the original evaluation of the ISA. Now I'm not sure that there are any that really do that..
- mhh__ 5y agoSiFive have a new thing which is roughly as fast as a low-power CPU from Intel or Apple (e.g. IceStorm). Obviously not really competitive, but I think they are still mostly making hardware so there is hardware at-all stage.
- monocasa 5y agoBOOM cores fuse ops already, so the cores don't have to be all that fast to start to see wins from it.