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Ventana Interview at RISC-V Summit NA 2022
CEO Balaji Baktha at the Risk-V Summit North America 2022 discusses how Venata Micro has brought Risc-V to the Data Center Class.
Ventana RISC-V CPUs Beating Next Generation Intel Sapphire Rapids!
Last week we attended the RISC-V Summit in San Jose. Traction in the RISC-V ecosystem is accelerating faster and faster. The embedded world has shipped 10’s billions of RISC-V cores collectively over the last few years.
Ventana Unveils RISC-V CPU Compute Chiplet for Data Center
Ventana Micro Systems has announced its Veyron family of data-center class RISC-V processors, which will be offered in the form of high performance chiplets and IP. The first processor in this family, the Veyron V1, was announced at this week’s RISC-V Summit by Ventana founder and CEO Balaji Baktha.
RISC-V Pushes Into The Mainstream
RISC-V cores are beginning to show up in heterogeneous SoCs and packages, shifting from one-off standalone designs toward mainstream applications where they are used for everything from accelerators and extra processing cores to security applications.
Ventana Unveils RISC-V CPUs for Data Centers
Ventana Micro Systems Inc. has unveiled its Veyron family of high-performance data-center-class RISC-V CPUs. The company claims the first family member, the Veyron V1, is the highest performance RISC-V processor available today, running at 3.6-MHz in 5-nm process technology.
Finally, a Company Shows You Can Have a High-performance RISC-V Solution with RAS Capabilities
Over the past six months, the company shared with me some of the details of its plans that seemed quite compelling. This week at the RISC-V Summit the company officially announced what had been in stealth for years- Veyron, what the company calls “the world’s first datacenter-class RISC-V CPU.”
Ventana Reveals RISC-V CPU Compute Chiplet for Data Center
Ventana Micro Systems has announced its Veyron family of data-center class RISC-V processors, which will be offered in the form of high performance chiplets and IP. The first processor in this family, the Veyron V1, was announced at this week’s RISC-V Summit by Ventana founder and CEO Balaji Baktha.
Ventana Veyron Scales to 192 Cores
Startup Ventana has revealed Veyron, its RISC-V compute chiplet for server processors. Performance of a Veyron-based processor could rival that of server processors from AMD and Intel.
Ventana Bases Data Centre Class CPU Cores on RISC-V Microarchitecture
At this week’s RISC-V Summit in San Jose, California, Balajii Baktha, founder and CEO of Ventana Micro Systems, used his keynote to introduce the Veyron V1 family of RISC-V processors, available as chiplets and IP.
Chiplet Startup Ventana Unveils Processor Family to Bring RISC-V into HPC
Founded in 2018, California-based company Ventana Micro Systems has taken steps to bring the open-source instruction set architecture RISC-V into the data center market. The effort is spearheaded by the company's newly released Veyron family.
Ventana Introduces Veyron, World’s First Data Center Class RISC-V CPU Product Family
Ventana Micro Systems Inc. today announced its Veyron family of high performance RISC-V processors. The Veyron V1 is the first member of the family, and the highest performance RISC-V processor available today.
Ventana Plans to Bring RISC-V Chip to HPC
The ability to spin up custom chip designs at a lower cost has made the RISC-V architecture attractive for devices that don’t require cutting edge chips.
Ventana Debuts New RISC-V Data Center Processor
Ventana Micro Systems Inc. today debuted a new data center processor, the Veyron V1, that’s based on the open-source RISC-V instruction-set architecture.
RISC-V Arrives in Data Centre League
Started little more than a decade ago as an open-source experiment, the RISC-V community has continuously expanded both the ecosystem and the technology of the RISC-V processor. California-based Ventana Micro Systems has now catapulted it into the pinnacle of processor technology – the data centre class.
Ventana Micro Launches Server-Class RISC-V CPU, Challenging Arm
The semiconductor industry is on the verge of a major transition to chiplet-based designs and domain-specific solutions.
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