Microchip Technology Inc. will showcase its expanded RISC-V-based devices and design tools including a new BeagleBoard hardware and system-on-module (SoM) at the upcoming 2023 RISC-V Summit.
According to Microchip, to create complex intelligent edge solutions that can handle demanding workloads, engineers need field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) with enough power, enhanced asymmetric compute, real-time artificial intelligence (AI) inferencing, advanced security solutions and system-level design tools.
Microchip’s RISC-V instruction set manual is used to develop a proprietary instruction set architectures with flexible caches asymmetric processing on single application class clusters that can also support bare metal development and real-time applications, as well as efficient inferencing for AI/ML.
These platforms are used in demanding designs for applications like:
- Industrial
- Communications
- Medical
- Automotive
- Internet of things
- Aviation
- Defense
Further at the show, Microchip will unveil its updated software design tools to include high level synthesis (HLS) for system designers as well as software development kits for vector-based processing used in AI/ML inferencing.
Microchip will discuss these matters and other system-level issues during its keynote address at the tradeshow taking place Nov. 7-8 in Santa Clara, California.
