Vortrag
Tailoring Platforms for Agentic AI Workloads Using Advanced Virtual Platforms for RISC-V
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- Halle C6C6.501
- Sprache: Englisch
- Vortragstyp: Vortrag
Vortragsbeschreibung
The traditional model of selecting a CPU from a datasheet and then beginning software development is outdated. Today, customers need to optimize software while being able to influence the hardware. The hardware/software co-design paradigm shift drives new requirements: system-level virtual platforms; standards-based extensible hardware; and open toolchains. This session will explore how virtual platforms for software development and workload optimization bridges the gap between hardware and software, enabling early architecture exploration for a variety of processor cores. Sam will explain how MIPS Atlas Explorer supports RISC-V designs that conform to standard Profiles while still allowing for application-specific extensions. He will showcase Atlas Explorer in action through demos targeting RISC-V core models and deploying to commercially available hardware. Attendees will also get a glimpse of how Atlas Explorer is being used by industry leaders to tailor systems around real workloads, reducing cost and increasing platform confidence ahead of silicon.
