KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 (Bernama) -- MIPS Tech, a provider of processor
architecture and IP cores, has announced that its 64-bit hardware
multi-threaded processor core is being widely embraced by technology
companies as they develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions.
MIPS, in a statement said that recently, Wave Computing adopted the
MIPS core for use in its next-generation of deep learning solutions to
handle device management and control functions, including real-time
operating system (RTOS) and system-on-chip (SoC) subsystem.
The embedded MIPS core will enhance Wave's innovative dataflow
technology, which enables fast and efficient processing of neural
network graphs.
"Today, our core is at the heart of some of the world's most innovative
designs that are fuelling the explosive growth of AI," said
vice-president of engineering at MIPS, David Lau.
"While focusing on our core competencies, we are committed to
propelling the development of emerging intelligent applications," he
added.
Chief executive officer of Wave Computing, Derek Meyer commented that
the MIPS processor's 64-bit architecture would enable the company to
further support the memory address range needed for next-generation AI
applications.
"Its multi-threading capabilities enable faster real-time and more
efficient task management of our dataflow software agents. Also, the
MIPS ecosystem and development tool environments are well suited for
rapidly growing applications like AI," Meyer said.
In addition to Wave, companies including Mobileye, Fungible, ThinCI,
and DENSO, among others, are using the MIPS 64-bit processor core as
they develop ground-breaking AI applications.
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