Experimental RISC-V chip delivers 5GHz with only 1 Watt of power at 1.1V | ZDNet
For one, In super excited about this development.
Experimental RISC-V chip delivers 5GHz with only 1 Watt of power at 1.1V | ZDNet
@yuki Without much useful instructions its not very fast at practical use.
The committee really needs to fully finish standardization and concede on inelegant but necessary ISA instructions.
Experimental RISC-V chip delivers 5GHz with only 1 Watt of power at 1.1V | ZDNet
@lynne
What instructions, exactly?
Experimental RISC-V chip delivers 5GHz with only 1 Watt of power at 1.1V | ZDNet
@yuki Agh, I wish I could find a CoreMark score for the M1, but the EEMBC database doesn't have any listed. Still, the numbers do seem to make sense:
https://www.eembc.org/coremark/scores.php
(Irksomely, they don't list score per core, though that's understandable given their embedded focus)
It sounds like a similar story - without the masses of junk x86 needs to run fast, ARM and RISC-V have a lot more potential, not just faster - or at least competitive - but with far less power.
Keep an eye on Imagination Technologies - they're working hard on RISC-V options, with plenty of design background.
Experimental RISC-V chip delivers 5GHz with only 1 Watt of power at 1.1V | ZDNet
@yuki wow!
Experimental RISC-V chip delivers 5GHz with only 1 Watt of power at 1.1V | ZDNet
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