Embedding Intelligence Everywhere with SiFive 7 Series Core IP

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Embedding Intelligence Everywhere with SiFive 7 Series Core IP

As we move from the Internet of Things to the “Intelligence of Things,” compute platforms need to scale and be power efficient in order to cater to the entire spectrum of applications. In this one-hour webinar, we will see how the SiFive 7 Series Cores can enable several vertical markets and how its architecture scales across different needs.

Key Learnings

Target Vertical Markets for RISC-V Cores
SiFive 7 Series Core IP Portfolio
SiFive 7 Series Core Architecture

SiFive 7 Series is our highest performance in-order execution RISC-V core family with different options: 32-bit embedded cores (E Cores), 64-bit embedded cores (S Cores), and 64-bit application processors (U Cores). Customers have the option to choose from one of our silicon-proven RISC-V Standard Cores or they can customize a core to get the precise results that match their application needs.

Can’t attend? Please register anyway and we will send you a link to the recording after the webinar.

Speakers

Moderator : Tom Simon

Analyst

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Jack Kang

SVP, Customer eXperience (CX)

SiFive, Inc.

As the Senior Vice President of Customer Experience at SiFive, Jack oversees the Customer Experience Group. He is responsible for all technical pre-sale activities as well as post-sale support and all customer program management. Prior to SiFive, Jack held a variety of senior business development, product management, and product marketing positions at both NVIDIA and Marvell. Jack earned his BS degree in electrical engineering and computer science from UC Berkeley.

Jahoor Vohra

Director, Field Application Engineering

SiFive, Inc.

Jahoor Vohra is the Director of Field Application Engineering at SiFive. He has over 25 years of experience in senior-level engineering management. Prior to joining SiFive, he worked at Arm for over 18 years as FAE manager and then director of FAE. Jahoor earned his MSc degree in VLSI circuit design at the University of Westminister, and his BE degree in electrical and electronics engineering at BVM Engineering College.