High-Performance RISC-V Processor for Computation Acceleration and Server
summary
Ascalon is a high-performance RISC-V core family aimed at AI and server workloads with an 8-wide decode O-o-O front end, large ROB, six integer ALUs, two floating-point pipelines and 2x256-bit vector units, built in RTL and progressing through physical design (PDGR die shown). Cores cluster with a 12 MB shared cache into a composable chiplet system forming a 128-core chiplet system and hierarchical ccNUMA fabric with 230 GB/s coherent fabric links; five derivatives are planned and the design is actively being validated.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:21Agenda
- 1:00About the project
- 2:22Why RISCV
- 5:03Design Process
- 6:35Performance Model
- 8:01Design Methodology
- 9:33ASCON Cluster
- 10:57ASCON System Architecture
- 12:12Product Overview
- 13:35Product Architecture
- 14:06Great School System
- 14:47Wormhole Portal
- 15:33CPU
- 16:01AI computation
- 18:59Machine learning
- 19:50Data movement
- 21:20Server
- 22:27Summary
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