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RAMP Retreat: OpenSPARC - Xilinx Collaboration |
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Written by Durgam Vahia and Paul Hartke
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Wednesday, 10 January 2007 |
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Sun OpenSPARC team, together with Xilinx, presented the current status
of their attempt to port OpenSPARC T1 core on FPGAs at RAMP workshop (http://ramp.eecs.berkeley.edu) at University of California at Berkeley on January 10-12, 2007.
Research Accelerator for Multiple Processors (RAMP) is a joint effort
among six Universities (Berkeley, MIT, Stanford, CMU, Austin and UWash)
led by Professor David Patterson to build an emulation infrastructure
for future research in parallel Architecture and Programming. The
outline of the talk included a quick primer on OpenSPARC T1,
optimizations for the FPGA port, initial results with Xilinx Virtex4
technology and system integration of T1 on Xilinx ML411 board.
Presentation: “OpenSPARC - Xilinx Collaboration”
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