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How do I program the Epiphany?
Since the Parallella Kickstarter campaign in 2012 the one question I get more than any other is ” How the @#$% do I program this thing?” You are never going to become fluent in parallel programming...
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Sebastian Tolstoy, VP Business Development, Ericsson
“The potential for major returns in energy efficiency and performance gained from parallel processing are clear, and in fact critical, to support rapid growth in the telecoms industry. This makes...
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Why I will be using RISC-V in my next chip
This week I attended the 3rd RISC-V Workshop and I was blown away by the momentum and energy in the room. This architecture is clearly going places! The best way to convince yourself of the quality of...
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Startup Silexica releases parallel programming IDE for Parallella
I am very excited to tell you that the startup company Silexica has added support for the Epiphany architecture and the Parallella board in their ground breaking programming tools! Silexica is a...
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Ericsson 64-core Epiphany evaluation results
Researchers from Ericsson have taken the 64-core Epiphany-IV chip for a test drive and published their results at the IEEE Parallel, Distributed and Network-Based Processing 2016 conference. The...
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Dude, Where’s My Community?
How hard is it to build a large open source community? [spoiler alert: it’s very hard] In this post I want to tell you about the challenges we faced in getting open source community traction and...
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Adapteva announces 1,000 Teraflops accelerator chip for deep learning
[EDIT: April’s Fool’s Joke. This was a reaction to the heap of opportunistic DL hardware popping up these days. Should have been patently obvious from text below but just in case…] We are pleased to...
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Epiphany-V: A 1024-core 64-bit RISC processor
I am happy to report that we have successfully taped out a 1024-core Epiphany-V RISC processor chip at 16nm. The chip has 4.5 Billion transistors, which is 36% more transistors than Apple’s latest...
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Epiphany-V Analysis
A selection of recent articles and analyst reports about our 1024-core Epiphay-V chip. The Next Platform: Adapteva Joins The Kilocore Club With Epiphany-V Top 500: Adapteva Tapes Out 1024-Core...
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Hi everyone, This is a long overdue Adapteva status update. As many of you know, I left Adapteva in January to take a position as a program manager at DARPA. I had been working pretty much non-stop for...
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