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Thanks a lot Bruce, this is definitely good to know. Yeah, both systems are not exactly cheap... I want to have a 64-core machine for research in runtimes for m

Thanks a lot Bruce, this is definitely good to know. Yeah, both systems are not exactly cheap... I want to have a 64-core machine for research in runtimes for massively multithreaded applications, so the SG2042 still doesn't look too bad IMHO.

brucehoult 2y ago
Then get the Pioneer, fully built system or bare motherboard, your choice. https://www.mouser.com/c/embedded-solutions/computing/?m=Milk-V https://www.mouser.com/c/embedded-solutions/computing/?m=Mil... If you don't care about Vector then it's a fine machine. Or if you don't mind writing either vector asm by hand, or using the C intrinsics interface with GCC 14 (identical C code can target either RVV draft 0.7.1 aka XTHeadVector or RVV 1.0). If, of course, you have code that can actually use all 64 cores.