Vitamin-V: Expanding Open-Source RISC-V Cloud Environments

Aaron Call; Alberto Scionti; Alvise Rigo; Angelos Arelakis; Daniel Raho; Diego Marron; Dimitris Gizopoulos; Dionisios Pnevmatikatos; Francesco Lubrano; Jos\'e Mar\'ia Arnau

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arxiv 2407.00052 v1 pith:2ROQ3KCE submitted 2024-06-12 cs.DC

Ramon Canal , Stefano Di Carlo , Dimitris Gizopoulos , Alberto Scionti , Francesco Lubrano , Josep-Lluís Berral , Aaron Call , Diego Marron

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Konstantinos Nikas Dionisios Pnevmatikatos Daniel Raho Alvise Rigo Yannis Papaefstathiou José María Arnau Angelos Arelakis

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Among the key contributions of Vitamin-V (2023-2025 Horizon Europe project), we develop a complete RISC-V open-source software stack for cloud services with comparable performance to the cloud-dominant x86 counterpart. In this paper, we detail the software suites and applications ported plus the three cloud setups under evaluation.

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