The Internet-of-Things requires end-nodes with ultra-low-power always-on capability for long battery lifetime, as well as high performance, energy efficiency, and extreme flexibility to deal with complex and fast-evolving near-sensor analytics algorithms (NSAAs). We present Vega, an always-on IoT end-node SoC capable of scaling from a 1.7mu W fully retentive COGNITIVE sleep mode up to 32.2GOPS (@49.4mW) peak performance on NSAAs, including mobile DNN inference, exploiting 1.6MB of state- retentive SRAM, and 4MB of non-volatile MRAM. To meet the performance and flexibility requirements of NSAAs, the SoC features 10 RISC-V cores: one core for SoC and IO management and a 9-core cluster supporting multi-precision SIMD integer and floating- point computation. Two programmable machine-learning (ML) accelerators boost energy efficiency in sleep and active state, respectively.
Rossi D., Conti F., Eggiman M., Mach S., Mauro A.D., Guermandi M., et al. (2021). 4.4 A 1.3TOPS/W @ 32GOPS Fully Integrated 10-Core SoC for IoT End-Nodes with 1.7μW Cognitive Wake-Up from MRAM-Based State-Retentive Sleep Mode. Piscataway, NJ : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. [10.1109/ISSCC42613.2021.9365939].
4.4 A 1.3TOPS/W @ 32GOPS Fully Integrated 10-Core SoC for IoT End-Nodes with 1.7μW Cognitive Wake-Up from MRAM-Based State-Retentive Sleep Mode
Rossi D.;Conti F.;Guermandi M.;Tagliavini G.;Pullini A.;Loi I.;Chen J.;Benini L.
2021
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The Internet-of-Things requires end-nodes with ultra-low-power always-on capability for long battery lifetime, as well as high performance, energy efficiency, and extreme flexibility to deal with complex and fast-evolving near-sensor analytics algorithms (NSAAs). We present Vega, an always-on IoT end-node SoC capable of scaling from a 1.7mu W fully retentive COGNITIVE sleep mode up to 32.2GOPS (@49.4mW) peak performance on NSAAs, including mobile DNN inference, exploiting 1.6MB of state- retentive SRAM, and 4MB of non-volatile MRAM. To meet the performance and flexibility requirements of NSAAs, the SoC features 10 RISC-V cores: one core for SoC and IO management and a 9-core cluster supporting multi-precision SIMD integer and floating- point computation. Two programmable machine-learning (ML) accelerators boost energy efficiency in sleep and active state, respectively.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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