DATAFLOW ARCHITECTURE
SKYRA

Follow the data. Rethink the processor.

An execution architecture that makes dataflow, capability and acceleration part of the same design.

SKYRA architectural concept visualization; not fabricated silicon

Architectural concept. Not a die photograph, floorplan or measured-silicon demonstration.

ExplicitDataflow execution
CapabilityMemory boundaries
RuntimeCompiler and host integration

From dependency to execution.

SKYRA organizes execution around explicit dataflow and capability-aware memory. Dense, sparse and vector work connects to a common programming and control model.

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Explanatory sequence, not hardware simulation.
Compiler formation identifies checkpoint-aware hyperblocks.
SEE THE REASON BEHIND THE ARCHITECTURE

A dependency-rich compute graph

Follow a chain of dependencies through an illustrative hyperblock. This explains the execution model; it is not a cycle-accurate simulation.

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Block-Atomic Explicit Dataflow

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Capability-native protected memory

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Dense, sparse and vector acceleration

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Homogeneous fabric-tile architecture

TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

The details matter.

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Canonical identity
IP-2574
Responsibility
Block-Atomic Explicit Dataflow + native capability-memory processor architecture with homogeneous SFT integration, dense+sparse/vector acceleration, security and node/package abstraction.
Delivery boundary
Architecture + RTL
Evidence scope
RTL + models
RTL + models

Know the release.
Know what it establishes.

Implementation-backed architecture and source are recorded. The later Bible records an AWS-validated repair of the SKYRA M0 SKY130 capability/security path.

Source basis: Bible v7.42 IP-2574; §135.8 SKYRA closure overlay. This is a controlled-portfolio summary, not a fresh execution of the chip qualification flow.

Release-specific qualification

The source repair does not create a new physical-signoff or returned-silicon claim.

Canonical record: P1 / IMPLEMENTATION-BACKED ARCHITECTURE

A PATH THAT FITS THE PROJECT

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Technical scope, rights, support and release configuration are agreed before delivery.

evaluation

Architecture and release evaluation

Inspect the named release and establish technical fit.

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production

Chip / SoC licensing program

Agree deployment or design rights, deliverables and support.

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custom

Custom silicon integration

Define the customer-specific work and acceptance criteria.

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