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The BR-650 page reviewed on 12 November 2026 describes a 64-bit RISC-V embedded core with in-order single-issue pipeline for embedded control.
CloudBEAR BR-650 is licensable 64-bit RISC-V embedded CPU IP. The official product page states an in-order single-issue 8-stage pipeline optimized for low power and small area with configurable ISA extensions.
Configurable ISA features listed include I/M/A/C/F/D/N/B/K/P extensions, decode/execute up to 1 instruction per cycle, Machine and User modes, 8-stage pipeline, BTB/BHT/RAS branch prediction, configurable L1 I/D-caches and TCMs with front-port TCM access, PLIC/CLINT/CLIC/NMI interrupt options, ECC (SEC-DED), Smepmp-enhanced PMP (up to 64 regions), integrated debug with HW breakpoints, compact JTAG, trace, power management, and AXI/AHB interfaces. Performance figures stated: 1.87 DMIPS/MHz and 3.73 CoreMark/MHz. Multi-core preintegrated subsystem options and tool compatibility (OpenOCD, GCC, GDB, Eclipse, IAR, SEGGER, TRACE32) are described. Official product page details synthesizable RISC-V core IP features.
Published as design IP
Licensable semiconductor IP. This listing is not a finished controller chip.
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RISC-V embedded CPU
Numbered specification: RV64 with configurable IMA CFD N B K P extensions as listed
RV64 with configurable IMA CFD N B K P extensions as listed is named for this product on the reviewed page.
Recorded aliases
BR-650; CloudBEAR BR-650
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