NextSilicon is moving its Arbel RISC-V processor from development to production. The company plans to offer 64-core and 128-core versions for enterprise workloads.
Engineering samples ready as mass manufacturing begins late 2024
The chip targets artificial intelligence and high-performance computing tasks. NextSilicon designed the silicon using a RISC-V architecture rather than x86 or ARM cores.
Engineering samples of the processor already exist. The company plans to begin mass manufacturing by late 2024.
The processor is designed for artificial intelligence workloads and large-scale data analysis. The company has not yet released detailed performance benchmarks or power consumption figures.
Development efforts are focused on establishing a comprehensive software environment for the chip architecture. The strategy prioritizes backward compatibility for current development workflows alongside new integrations for business systems.
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