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Tachyum today announced its latest milestone of officially entering the final phase of test and development for the Prodigy Universal Processor. This last stage of Quality Assurance (QA) testing of all necessary ported software on a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) for final testing will ensure the chip is production worthy.
Prodigy is currently running ported software on its software emulation platform. Once all Quality Assurance testing is successfully completed on FPGA, the Prodigy chip will be ready for tape-out this year. This phase of porting and finalizing all necessary software for tape out will ensure that existing applications run seamlessly and deliver industry-leading performance for hyperscale, high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads once the Prodigy chip is received from the fabrication house.
Among the porting milestones that have already been completed including but not limited to the following software packages:
"We want to declare this latest milestone as we are moving from the development phase to completion of the tasks needed for tape-out, of which the completion of the software porting is key," said Radoslav Danilak, founder and CEO of Tachyum. "We are diligently working towards closing this phase of our production cycle by ensuring that the porting and preparation of all the necessary software for tape-out is behind us and this chapter is closed. I am very excited about the progress that Tachyum has made thus far and look forward to entering the next phase of success."
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Prodigy is currently running ported software on its software emulation platform. Once all Quality Assurance testing is successfully completed on FPGA, the Prodigy chip will be ready for tape-out this year. This phase of porting and finalizing all necessary software for tape out will ensure that existing applications run seamlessly and deliver industry-leading performance for hyperscale, high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads once the Prodigy chip is received from the fabrication house.
Among the porting milestones that have already been completed including but not limited to the following software packages:
- Ported and demonstrated Open BMC
- Ported and demonstrated UEFI v2.70
- Ported and integrated boot loaders system: EFI boot and GRUB 2
- Running Linux 6.1 LTS with SE Linux, Free BSD 13, KVM 6.1, QEMU 7.2
- GNU toolchain: binutils 2.40, GDB-13.1, GCC 12.2 and glibc 2.37
- Support of C, C++, Fortran, Go, Erlang, Lua, Perl, PHP, R, Python, Ruby, Tcl
- Tensorflow 2.11 and PyTorch 1.11 compilers
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Eigen, GEMM, NumPy (Numerical Python) libraries
- Fully representative list of applications such as databases, web servers, SLURM, CEPH
"We want to declare this latest milestone as we are moving from the development phase to completion of the tasks needed for tape-out, of which the completion of the software porting is key," said Radoslav Danilak, founder and CEO of Tachyum. "We are diligently working towards closing this phase of our production cycle by ensuring that the porting and preparation of all the necessary software for tape-out is behind us and this chapter is closed. I am very excited about the progress that Tachyum has made thus far and look forward to entering the next phase of success."
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
