MEEP featured as one notable example of RISC-V adoption in 2020

MEEP was featured in a RISC-V press release titled "RISC-V International Reports Another Strong Year of Growth with New Technical Milestones, Educational Programs, RISC-V Adoption, and More" on 8 December 2020.  

The project is part of a list that features notable examples of RISC-V adoption in 2020. More specifically, MEEP has developed Coyote, a performance modeling tool to provide an execution-driven simulation environment for multicore RISC-V systems with multi-level memory hierarchies.

Moreover, MEEP is a RISC-V member and John Davis, MEEP's coordinator, is Chair of the RISC-V Special Interest Group: High-Performance Computing (HPC). As such, he also participates in the RISC-V Technical Steering Committee (TSC): Strategy, escalations, group and chair, preliminary charter approvals, ratification, etc.

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