High-performance computing that employs commercial off-the-shelf components offers an alternative path to increasing the computational capability of safety-critical applications. Despite their potential in a number of domains, use of these systems is limited due to the lack of certified, reliable hardware platforms. The EU funded SELENE project aims to change this by proposing a safety-critical cognitive computing platform with self-aware and self-adaptive capabilities. Our NOEL-V processor implementing the RISC-V instruction set architecture is used in the project.
