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Scalable, Programmable and Dense: The HammerBlade Open-Source RISC-V Manycore
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Existing tiled manycore architectures propose to convert abundant silicon resources into general-purpose parallel processors with unmatched computational density and programmability. However, as we approach 100 K cores in one chip, conventional manycore architectures struggle to navigate three key axes: scalability, programmability, and density. Many manycores sacrifice programmability for density; or scalability for programmability. In this paper, we explore HammerBlade, which simultaneously achieves scalability, programmability and density. HammerBlade is a fully open-source RISC-V manycore architecture, which has been silicon-validated with a 2048-core ASIC implementation using a 14/16nm process. We evaluate the system using a suite of parallel benchmarks that captures a broad spectrum of computation and communication patterns.
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@misc{jung2024scalable,
title = {Scalable, Programmable and Dense: The HammerBlade Open-Source RISC-V Manycore},
author = {Dai Cheol Jung and Max Ruttenberg and Paul Gao and Scott Davidson and Daniel Petrisko and Kangli Li and Aditya K. Kamath and Lin Cheng and Shaolin Xie and Peitian Pan and Zhongyuan Zhao and Zichao Yue and Bandhav Veluri and Sripathi Muralitharan and Adrian Sampson and Andrew Lumsdaine and Zhiru Zhang and Christopher Batten and Mark Oskin and Dustin A. Richmond and Michael Bedford Taylor},
year = {2024},
journal = {ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA)},
pages = {770--784},
doi = {10.1109/isca59077.2024.00061},
}