Re:Tenstorrent Unveils High-End Wormhole AI Processors, Feat...
by camel-cdr on Saturday July 20, 2024 @04:27PM
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ocelot/bobcat has nothing to do with the ML cards. It was their first go of implementing the RISC-V vector extension as a proof of concept and they open sourced it. It's not very optimized and the ascalon architecture will be a lot different.
I did some 5 second digging into their code and it seems based on their Github that they took Berkeley's BOOM CPU (written in Chisel), and added support for the Vector 1.0 extension, and then they've called this core Ocelot. Seems like the core is open source at least.
https://github.com/tenstorrent/riscv-ocelot/blob/bobcat/READ...
Not sure about the driver/software situation though. Do you actually get to run whatever RISC-V code you want on these? Could be amazing if so.