LLVM Founder Chris Lattner Joins SiFive To Lead Platform Engineering
Chris Lattner, the founder of the LLVM compiler stack and sub-projects like the Clang C/C++ compiler front-end, has joined RISC-V firm SiFive.
This move for Chris comes after serving at Apple more than a decade where he led their LLVM-based toolchain efforts as well as developing the Swift programming language, a brief stint at Tesla focusing on their Autopilot software, and then for the past two and a half years has been at Google. At Google is where he was working on TensorFlow and the Machine Learning IR and other compiler-related efforts.
Now the surprise this morning is Lattner has joined RISC-V focused firm SiFive to lead their platform engineering efforts.
Lattner's brief words on joining SiFive can be found on the company's blog.
This move for Chris comes after serving at Apple more than a decade where he led their LLVM-based toolchain efforts as well as developing the Swift programming language, a brief stint at Tesla focusing on their Autopilot software, and then for the past two and a half years has been at Google. At Google is where he was working on TensorFlow and the Machine Learning IR and other compiler-related efforts.
Now the surprise this morning is Lattner has joined RISC-V focused firm SiFive to lead their platform engineering efforts.
Lattner's brief words on joining SiFive can be found on the company's blog.
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