Videos

The vector unit includes copies of 16 Floating-Point Units (FPUs) and additional shuffle and reduction operations. While there are many instructions to test in a vector unit, the Floating-Point vector operations are the hardest part of a vector unit, and that part is now successfully behind Tachyum’s product development team.

LINPACK measures a system’s floating-point computing power by solving a dense system of linear equations to determine performance. It is a widely used benchmark for supercomputers, including the NSCC Slovakia Supercomputer.

Tachyum’s software team has successfully run native Docker under the Go programing language (Golang) on its Prodigy emulation.

This success is another key piece in the native Tachyum infrastructure software stack on the way to finalizing the company’s vision of Universal Computing Centers unifying cloud, supercomputing, AI and services based on unified and universal processors.

Among the performance milestones reached through Tachyum’s flattened networking capabilities is achieving network bandwidth with RoCE of 186 Gbps between servers.

Additionally, bandwidth increases to 224 Gbps per lane will be available in 2025, and 1024 lanes in 2U switching with OSFP-XD in the near future.

Tachyum’s Prodigy, the world’s first universal processor, successfully runs Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux), the security architecture for Linux systems that allows administrators to have more control over who can access a system.

This latest success of Tachyum’s software team helps satisfy customer requirements in many of its key markets.

Tachyum demonstrates the final piece of its core software stack with a Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) running on a Prodigy, the first Universal Processor, emulation system. This milestone enables the company to provide OEM/ODM and system integrators with complete software and firmware stack and serves as a key component of the upcoming Tachyum Prodigy^® 4 socket reference design.

Tachyum has performed several billion test cycles to ensure the stability of Prodigy FPGA hardware emulators. Now, at QA stage, it will run trillions if not quadrillions of test cycles to demonstrate reliability before product tape-out. The QA process covers component testing, integration testing, regression testing, and performance testing.

Tachyum has progressed to running applications in Linux interactive mode on Prodigy FPGA hardware with SMP (Symmetric Multi-Processing) Linux and the floating-point unit enabled on the field-programmable gate array (FPGA) prototype of its Prodigy Universal Processor.

In this video we briefly demonstrate the FPGA hardware, before moving on to a demo of a typical user session. We perform basic commands for working with the file system, processes, permissions, printing information about architecture, boot sequence, and terminal. Finally, we demonstrate the capability of running applications by running linpack.

The Tachyum software team has reached a huge milestone in Tachyum’s ever-expanding software ecosystem with the porting of FreeBSD to the Prodigy Universal Processor. Support for FreeBSD is key to addressing our broad range of customer requirements.

Our video presents FreeBSD in the context of other operating systems, illustrates FreeBSD’s features that make it a strong candidate for data center applications, and discusses the interesting and challenging development flow required for the porting. Our demonstration of FreeBSD running in a Prodigy environment showcases a working network interface using a simple web server, and FreeBSD development tests running using the kyua testing framework.

KVM Virtualization Demonstration
Tachyum Prodigy^® has the ability to run virtual machines on the Prodigy instruction set. Tachyum software team has implemented support for the KVM (Linux kernel) Hypervisor. This is a big step in the Tachyum Prodigy software ecosystem for future customers. Tachyum will have virtualization from day one.

UEFI, Linux Kernel, QEMU, and GCC.

First machine in history of humanity to exceed the speed and capacity of human brain

Faster and sustainable computation speed for AI is critical for advancement in all aspects of human life: for faster drug discovery and vaccine development, climate change impact assessment, weather forecasting, personalized medicine and much more.

Watch the highlights of Tachyum presentations at ITAPA 2021 International Congress.

Watch Martin, one of Tachyum’s developers, presenting the Prodigy emulation system to one of the attendees at the Tachyum booth at ITAPA 2021 International Congress in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The video is in Slovak, please be sure to turn on captions.

The emulation portal grants our partners access to virtual machines running on the Tachyum Prodigy architecture as well as the FPGA prototype. That way they can test the compatibility of the tools they are using or ask our software team for assistance with porting these programs.

Watch the Linux boot process on the field-programmable gate array (FPGA) prototype of the Prodigy Universal Processor.

Recorded presentation of Tachyum’s Prodigy Universal Processor summarizing processor features, benefits at the data center and global levels, and case studies that include the upcoming NSCC Slovakia Supercomputer deployment.

Tachyum presenting the Tachyum Prodigy^® FPGA-Based Emulator at GLOBSEC 2021 in Bratislava

GLOBSEC2021 Bratislava Forum: Keynote remarks by Radoslav Danilák - Co-Founder and CEO, Tachyum

Tachyum CEO Dr. Radoslav Danilak, presenting at the HPC User Forum.

DIA (Defence Intelligence Agency) CIO Virtual Summit connected together government agencies, academia and the private sector.

UEFI Demo for Prodigy

Apache Tomcat and software debugging

Tachyum’s AI instruction set demo

Prodigy executes instructions at speed correctly

Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python running natively on a Prodigy emulator

Installing and running emulated x86, ARM and RISC-V binaries on a Prodigy emulator

Running a web server built out from the mix of x86 and native binaries on a Prodigy emulator