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Neoverse V1 CPU
A Revolution in High Performance Computing The Neoverse V1 CPU is designed to deliver per-core performance on demanding HPC, HPC …
Overview
A Revolution in High Performance Computing
The Neoverse V1 CPU is designed to deliver leading per-core performance on demanding HPC, HPC in the cloud and AI/ML-assisted workloads. Neoverse V1 is also the first Neoverse processor to include Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) for maximum vector performance, HPC code re-use, and longevity.
The Neoverse V1 CPU is designed to deliver leading per-core performance on demanding HPC, HPC in the cloud and AI/ML-assisted workloads. Neoverse V1 is also the first Neoverse processor to include Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) for maximum vector performance, HPC code re-use, and longevity.
Key features
- Performance Uplift of 50% and Vector Flexibility
- Delivers an incredible 50 percent IPC performance uplift over the Neoverse N1 core thanks to a new micro-architecture designed for maximum per-core performance.
- Scalable Vector Extension
- Includes two 256b SVE vector units, doubling the integer and floating-point execution capability of Neoverse N1 per core for better HPC and AI/ML performance. SVE was invented in collaboration with Fujitsu for the Fugaku project and enables vector-width agnostic programming. SVE enables code execution of vectors ranging from 128b to 2048b wide on Neoverse V1 without requiring recompilation.
- Built for Balanced Systems Performance
- Enables the deployment of high-bandwidth DDR5 and HBM2e/3 memory systems to unlock the full performance of Neoverse V1 cores. Designers can augment core performance with custom or third-party accelerators connected over the flexible CMN-700 interconnect.
Block Diagram
Neoverse V1 block diagram
Specifications
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Part Number
Neoverse V1
Vendor
Arm Ltd.
Type
Silicon IP
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Great Britain
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