Tag: RISC-V

Espressif Systems has unveiled its newest SoC, ESP32-P4, which is powered by a dual-core RISC-V CPU with an AI instructions extension, an advanced memory subsystem, and integrated high-speed peripherals. ESP32-P4 is designed to meet the needs of high-performance applications that...

As the demand for AI-based deep learning applications increases there is a demand for AI accelerators with higher processing capacity. An AI accelerator is a high-performance parallel computation machine that is specifically designed to perform tasks with the help of neural networks....

Sipeed released two embedded devices based on Bouffalo Lab's RISC-V BL616 microcontroller. The M0S module has interfaces for WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and Zigbee. It also works with DVP cameras, RGB LCDs, and Ethernet RMII. On the product page, it says that the BL616(RV32GCP) has a...

The ESP32 family of system-on-chips (SoCs) from Espressif now includes a new member. The RISC V-based ESP32-P4 has three processing cores, fifty general-purpose input/output (GPIO) pins, and a full complement of security options. Interestingly, though, the chip lacks the RF...

There is an increase in demand for devices that perform applications like machine vision, surveillance, and robotics. ArduCam Mega is the solution that will fulfill these increasing demands of the market. The camera module with a high resolution, a small form factor, and a wide field of...

Ai Thinker is known for developing wireless connectivity modules, such as GPS modules and antennas, which are suitable for GNSS positioning and tracking. Ai Thinker has now announced the commercial availability of Ai-WB2-32S-Kit, powered by the company’s in-house Ai-WB2-32S module...

SiFive, the founding member of RISC-V International and a massive contributor to the RISC-V instruction set architecture ecosystem, has announced the next-generation P670 and P470 processors that bring flexibility and balance in performance and efficiency for wearables and smart...

The two main CPU architectures commonly used in PCs, laptops, cellphones, and embedded devices around the world are x86 and ARM. These architectural designs demand licenses or royalties and are proprietary. They do not provide continual support, and they prevent businesses from creating...