The new scalar cryptography extension for RISC-V is designed to be lightweight and to be suitable for 32- and 64-bit base architectures, from embedded, IoT class cores to large, application class cores.
The working group coordinates the member driven contributions and we welcome the Imperas Crypto tests to support the early implementors and adopters.
Itai Yarom, VP of Sales and Marketing
MIPS, Inc.
As a developer of leading high-performance RISC-V application processors, verification standards are an important companion to the RISC-V specifications.
Verification standards such as RVVI provide a solid foundation that supports all RISC-V adopters, from basic embedded cores through to complex application processors with multi-cluster, multi-core, multi-threading and out-of-order pipelines.