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On Friday 9th of June, AERO participated in a clustering workshop organised by the RISER Project to promote collaboration among all EU-funded projects that work in the intersection of open-source technologies, RISC-V architecture, and cloud services. In particular, people from the AERO, RISER, OpenCUBE, and Vitamin-V projects and experts from the RISC-V community as well as the European Commission. Our coordinator, Dionisios Pnevmatikatos from ICCS, gave an overview...
Last week, AERO participated in the RISC-V Summit Europe hosted in Barcelona! We had the pleasure to present our work-in-progress on open-source software technologies for enabling hardware acceleration on RISC-V architectures via TornadoVM and the oneAPI Construction Kit! Preprint: https://zenodo.org/record/7941059
This blog is cross-posted from foojay.io. TornadoVM is a programming framework for accelerating Java applications on heterogeneous devices, like multi-core CPUs, GPUs and FPGAs. Java developers can use the TornadoVM API to prototype Java methods within their code bases for hardware acceleration. TornadoVM is hardware-agnostic, but the generated code (i.e., kernels) for acceleration can be executed only through the TornadoVM runtime. This blog outlines the key changes in...
