News Tenstorrent Shares Roadmap of Ultra-High-Performance RISC-V CPUs and AI Accelerators

[Admin]

Tenstorrent discloses its roadmap: Wormhole, Blackhole, Grendel.

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[ekio]

I have a game:
Count how many times it’s written the world best, world class… engineers.
We got it they’re good, no need to shove their greatness every 3 line of text neither.

Otherwise, I really love to see a high perf Risc-v cpu being made. Living in a world where the most used programming langage would be proprietary seems crazy, so why would hardware have their isa in this situation. We need to free the speciations from greedy corps and their law department and start relying of better models. Risc-v is a more important step than people think.

 

[ezst036]

Tenstorrent has its own general-purpose CPU and AI/ML accelerator hardware, which is a unique advantage. Meanwhile, since the company uses RISC-V ISA, there are markets and workloads that it cannot address for now, at least as far as CPUs are concerned.

Yeah. That's what we're used to. When they take the time to put it into an ATX board, let me know. That's news.

Otherwise, not interested.

 

[Findecanor]

There have been quite a few "8-wide" RISC-V cores announced from different companies so far.
The real "first one" will be the first one to actually ship, not to boast about something in development ...

Weird that so many new developments are going for their own set of instruction set extensions, and not aiming for the full RV64A23 profile that is supposed to become the standard.

This one has been announced as "RV64ACDHFMV" which means merely RG64G (the baseline) + C(compressed instructions) + V(ector) + H(ypervisor).
I'm missing Bit-manipulation, and for a chip for AI applications: support for the BF16 floating-point format.
The RV64A23 profile also standardises certain behaviour, making life easier for developers of OS kernels and cryptography libraries.

 

[Steve Nord_]

Looking at the frame it's almost like what is this, a frame for running compute off harvesting engine noise? Also somewhere between running the numbers on verticals (minerals to computing,) and starts to turns, your entry was nerfed or saw disprivileges?

 

[DotNetMaster777]

Having top Engineers is a key of success ! ! ! !

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

Man, I love the 2D Torus Tiles that can Tile indefinitely outwards based on what you want.

This makes Intel's Tile design look relatively "Primitive".

 

[Deleted member 14196]

😂 🤣

this has a good probability to turn out badly