MCST-R1000

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MCST R1000
FPGA
History
Predecessor(s)MCST-R500S
Successor(s)MCST-R2000

The MCST R1000 (

Moscow Center of SPARC Technologies (MCST) and fabricated by TSMC.[2]

During development this microprocessor was designated as MCST-4R.[1]

MCST R1000 Highlights

  • implements the
    SPARC V9
    instruction set architecture (ISA)
  • quad-core
  • core specifications:
    • in-order, dual-issue
      superscalar
    • 7-stage integer
      pipeline
    • 9-stage floating-point
      pipeline
    • VIS extensions 1 and 2
    • Multiply–accumulate
      unit
    • 16 KB L1 instruction cache (
      parity
      protection)
    • 32 KB L1 data cache (
      parity
      protection)
    • size 7.6 mm2
  • shared 2MB L2 cache (
    ECC
    protection)
  • integrated memory controller
  • integrated
    ccNUMA
    controller
  • 1 GHz clock rate
  • 90 nm process
  • die size 128 mm2
  • ~150 million transistors
  • power consumption 15W
MCST R1000 core
MCST R1000 pipeline
MCST R1000 diagram
ccNUMA multiprocessor system with four MCST R1000 microprocessors

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