UltraRISC shows UR-CP400 RISC-V core IP, plans Q1 2027 customer delivery
Overview
UltraRISC Technology showed its UR-CP400 high-performance RISC-V processor core at the sixth RISC-V Summit China in Shenzhen, and plans to deliver the design to customers in Q1 2027.
The core is licensable processor IP, not a finished chip, so no UR-CP400 product is available to buy yet.
The company's claims cover an 8-wide out-of-order design, a 14-stage pipeline, support for the RVA23 profile and RISC-V vector extension 1.0, and a SPECint_base2006 score above 22 per GHz. That score comes from FPGA emulation, not finished silicon, and all performance figures are unverified company claims. Real clock speeds and performance will depend on how licensees implement the design.
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AIUltraRISC showed its UR-CP400 RISC-V processor core IP at the sixth RISC-V Summit China in Shenzhen, and plans to deliver it to customers in Q1 2027. The core supports the RVA23 profile and RISC-V vector extension 1.0, with an 8-wide out-of-order design and a 14-stage pipeline. The company's SPECint_base2006 score above 22 per GHz comes from an FPGA emulation, not finished silicon, and all performance figures are unverified company claims.
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