Researchers Benchmark Experimental RISC-V Supercomputer | Tom’s Hardware

By Thea ClayJune 15, 2022October 15th, 2022No Comments

A group of researchers from the Università di Bologna and Cineca has explored an experimental eight-node 32-core RISC-V supercomputer cluster. The demonstration showed that even a bunch of humble SiFive’s Freedom U740 system-on-chips could run supercomputer applications at relatively low power. Moreover, the cluster worked well and supported a baseline high-performance computing stack.

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