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Some high-performance RISC-V processors are in the pipeline for the rest of the year 2025, namely UltraRISC UR-DP1000, Zizhe ...
GlobalFoundries (GF) will acquire MIPS to expand its portfolio of customized intellectual property (IP) offerings and software capabilities. MIPS develops processor IP and AI software capabilities. It ...
In 2021, MIPS announced it was ending development of its proprietary architecture to focus exclusively on open source RISC-V technology.
GlobalFoundries has announced an agreement to acquire MIPS, a supplier of AI and processor intellectual property (IP). The acquisition aims to broaden GlobalFoundries' customizable IP portfolio ...
(RTTNews) - GlobalFoundries (GFS), a manufacturer of essential semiconductors, on Tuesday announced a definitive agreement to acquire MIPS, a supplier of AI and processor IP. The financial terms ...
GlobalFoundries (GF) has announced its acquisition of MIPS, a prominent supplier of AI and processor IP, aiming to enhance its portfolio of customizable IP offerings and improve its technology ...
Hardware Industry intel cpu Former Intel engineers form AheadComputing to break CPU performance limits with RISC-V design Ex-Intel team takes a clean-slate approach to processor design By Skye ...
A new technical paper titled “QiMeng: Fully Automated Hardware and Software Design for Processor Chip” was published by researchers at Chinese Academy of Sciences. Abstract “Processor chip design ...
Curious about MIPS programming? Learn what it is, how it works, and why mastering this assembly language is essential for students, engineers, and aspiring developers.
These prototype processors made from atomically thin materials offer a glimpse into a post-silicon-transistor future, but scaling challenges remain.
Chinese Academy of Sciences recently introduced “Qi Meng,” the world’s first fully automated AI-based processor chip design system. The system enables end-to-end automation from chip hardware to ...
AheadComputing reckons the future of CPU performance is all about instructions per clock, not GHz or a zillion cores.