The Vector Unit from Semidynamics is an extensively configurable RISC-V processing component designed to handle multiple types of arithmetic and logic operations across various data types. Fully customizable for performance to specific application needs, it supports an adjustable data and vector path length, allowing for seamless integration into diverse processing environments. This unit is compatible with the RISC-V Vector 1.0 Specification and supports integer and floating-point operations across data widths from 8 to 64 bits and beyond.
With a scalable design, the Vector Unit enables configuration of the vector core count and corresponding data path widths, catering to a variety of power-performance-area trade-off scenarios. The machine can integrate with up to 32 vector cores, enabling wide adoption across different segments of computing, from AI to standard processing tasks.
Designed to interface efficiently with other Semidynamics technologies, such as the Tensor Unit, and equipped with the Gazzillion Misses™ for data flow optimization, this unit is fortified for advanced AI requirements and general-purpose processing tasks. Moreover, its seamless deployment within Linux environments underscores its flexibility and ease of integration into existing systems.