ChEESE Webinar: Exploring the European Processor Initiative (EPI)

The recording of the latest ChEESE Internal Webinar is now available for viewing. This session provides an in-depth exploration of the European Processor Initiative (EPI) and its contributions to high-performance computing (HPC), with a particular focus on RISC-V vector supercomputing.

Webinar Details

Dr. Mantovani provides a comprehensive overview of the EPI project, an initiative dedicated to the development of general-purpose processors and accelerators designed to enhance the European HPC ecosystem. The presentation covers key aspects of RISC-V vector computing, including its architectural design, implementation challenges, and performance advantages. Special emphasis is placed on the RISC-V vector extensions (RVV) and their application in large-scale computing environments.

Key Topics Covered

  • Introduction to the European Processor Initiative (EPI) and its objectives.
  • Overview of the RISC-V architecture and its role in next-generation computing.
  • Detailed analysis of RISC-V vector extensions (RVV) and their scalability.
  • Comparison of RISC-V vector computing with other HPC architectures.
  • Methodologies, tools, and libraries available for vectorization in HPC.

Watch the Recording

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