- Zero ASIC Corporation,
formerly Adapteva, Inc., is a
fabless semiconductor company focusing on low
power many core
microprocessor design. The
company was...
- (E16G301) //
admin (August 19, 2012) Feldman,
Michael (August 22, 2012). "
Adapteva Unveils 64-Core Chip". HPCWire.
Retrieved September 3, 2014. Epiphany-IV...
- and
former name of
GNOME Web Epiphany, a multi-core
processor made by
Adapteva (now Zero ASIC) The
Epiphany (Bosch), a
triptych and
earlier panel painting...
- built-in for
accelerating inference for
computer vision and deep learning.
Adapteva Epiphany, a
manycore processor with
similar emphasis on on-chip dataflow...
- coprocessor,
which has MIC (Many
Integrated Cores)
architecture Tilera Adapteva Epiphany Architecture, a
manycore chip
using PGAS
scratchpad memory Coherent...
- communication.
Mobile devices may use the ARM big.LITTLE architecture.
Adapteva Epiphany, a many-core
processor architecture which allows up to 4096 processors...
-
latest chip for
embedded is 80-core and
claims up to 4 TFLOPS at 20 W.
Adapteva announced the
Epiphany V, a 1024-core 64-bit RISC
processor intended to...
- by the DDR2
interface STI
Center of
Competence for the Cell
Processor Adapteva Epiphany architecture, a
similar network-on-a-chip with
local stores and...
- used to
complement the CPU in
either graphics or
physics roles.
PhysX adapteva CELL
Digital signal processor General-purpose
computing on
graphics processing...
-
several architectures, such as ARM,
Power ISA, MIPS, RISC-V, and the
Adapteva Epiphany, have an
optional short, feature-reduced
compressed instruction...
