SiFive vector solutions

Manage your most demanding workloads with vector solutions that are designed for the task

Are you building data-driven applications that require multiple cores? Then you know that combining cores can create complex, inefficient environments. And when you layer in AI, ML, computer vision, and other capabilities, you face challenges such as managing power consumption, extra data movement, the need for multiple libraries, and issues with generational incompatibility.

To solve these challenges, many of the world’s largest data and device companies are turning to SiFive vector processing based on the RISC‑V Vector (RVV) 1.0 ISA.

SiFive Vector News

Introduction to SiFive Vector Processors

Learn the basics in this brief tutorial

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SiFive - The Market Leader In RISC‑V Vectors

SiFive - The Market Leader In RISC‑V Vectors

Explore the vector benefits that top-tier customers are achieving

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10 Important Things To Know About SiFive Vectors

10 Important Things To Know About SiFive Vectors

Discover the advantages of vector processing

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Introduction To The SiFive Intelligence X280

Find solutions for demanding vector applications

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SiFive's RISC-V Leadership Strengthens with New Vector Solutions

Learn about the momentum around SiFive® Intelligence™ X280

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Introducing the Latest SiFive® Intelligence™ X280 Processor Innovation: the Vector Coprocessor Interface Extension (VCIX)

Introducing the Latest SiFive® Intelligence™ X280 Processor Innovation: the Vector Coprocessor Interface Extension (VCIX)

SiFive VCIX is a vector instruction-mapped interface that enables a direct connection between the X280 vector ALU and a custom accelerator. This innovation allows custom vector instructions to be executed on the accelerator from the vector pipeline.

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The Past, Present and Future of RISC-V

Get a wide-ranging overview of RISC-V and SiFive in this video featuring SiFive Co-Founder Krste Asanovich

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Accelerating the Accelerator

SiFive X280 as Co-processor in a Google Datacenter Application

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