The 1.0 RISC-V Vector Specification has been ratified, marking a significant milestone in computing history as the first silicon pieces using the new specification begin to appear on the market. This video explores the utility of Vector Instructions, discussing their benefits, the reasons for their adoption, and their implications for users. It delves into practical applications by demonstrating how to implement these instructions in raw assembly code and addresses complex computer engineering concepts such as Vector Length Agnosticism.
