Tim Fischer

The European Processor Initiative Forum just took place in Barcelona with @aottaviano96, Giovanni and @fischetim representing PULP. Below you can see Tim presenting an STX accelerator for EPAC.

Here is an open-source NoC design with full AXI4 support that can handle significant bandwidth demands. See "FlooNoC: A 645 Gbps/link 0.15 pJ/B/hop Open-Source NoC with Wide Physical Links and End-to-End AXI4 Parallel Multi-Stream Support" arxiv.org/pdf/2409.17606 @fischetim

The International Symposium on Networks-on-Chip NOCS took place in Hamburg last week and Tim @fischetim presented his work on FlooNoC: A Multi-Tbps Wide NoC for Heterogeneous AXI4 Traffic. Read the related paper on arXiv: arxiv.org/pdf/2305.08562…

NOCS2023, part of the Embedded Systems Week, will take place in Hamburg, September 21-22:. Come by and see Tim's talk @fischetim on "FlooNoC: A Multi-Tbps Wide NoC for Heterogeneous AXI4 Traffic" nocs2023.github.io/program.html arxiv.org/abs/2305.08562… Github: github.com/pulp-platform/…

Upon popular request, we released an early version of our new Network-on-Chip FlooNoC on Github github.com/pulp-platform/…. Make sure you state your destination clearly, otherwise your packets might end up somewhere else 🔮🧙🍵. @fischetim

A culmination of PULP get-together: we give you Tim @TimFisc13397684 and Thomas @ThommyThomaso presenting "They key to scalability: High-performance and energy efficient data movement". pulp-platform.org/docs/lugano202…

We are sharing our new paper on an open-source, low-latency, fully AXI4-compatible NoC with wide physical channels for high-bandwidth transactions "FlooNoC: A Multi-Tbps Wide NoC for Heterogeneous AXI4 Traffic" arxiv.org/pdf/2305.08562… @TimFisc13397684 @MikeRogenmoser @suehtamacv

Say hi to the Occamy @pulp_platform: - 434 RISC-V cores (2x 216+1) - GF12LPP - 73 mm² - passive interposer (65nm, 26.3 x 23.05 mm) - carrier PCB: 52.5 x 45 mm - 768 GFLOPS @ 1 GHz @ 10 W

In order to put to rest incorrect information that recently appeared on social media and several more prominent websites, we have published a summary of our project Occamy: pulp-platform.org/occamy/