@conference{10902/18431,
year = {2019},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10902/18431},
abstract = {Current compute-intensive applications largely exceed the resources of single-core processors. To face this problem, multi-core processors along with parallel computing techniques have become a solution to increase the computational performance. Likewise, multi-processors are fundamental to support new technologies and new science applications challenges. A specific objective of the Lagarto project developed at the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico is to generate an ecosystem of high-performance processors for the industry and HPC in Mexico, supporting new technologies and scientific applications. This work presents the first approach of the Lagarto project to the design of multi-core processors and the research challenges to build an infrastructure that allows the flagship core of the Lagarto project to scale to multi- and many-cores. Using the OpenPiton platform with the Ariane RISC-V core, a functional tile has been built, integrating a Lagarto I core with memory coherence that executes atomic instructions, and a NoC that allows scaling the project to many-core versions. This work represents the initial state of the design of mexican multi-and many-cores processors.},
publisher = {Springer Verlag},
publisher = {CCIS, volume 1151, pp 237-248},
title = {Lagarto I RISC-V Multi-core: Research Challenges to Build and Integrate a Network-on-Chip},
author = {Leyva-Santes, Neiel and Pérez Gallardo, Iván and Hernández-Calderón, César A. and Vallejo Gutiérrez, Enrique and Moretó, Miquel and Beivide Palacio, Ramón and Ramírez-Salinas, Marco A. and Villa-Vargas, Luis A.},
}