AI tasks are gaining popularity in the area of IoT and edge devices. To run such tasks on devices, QNNs are used because of their reduced size and ability to be computed with simple integer arithmetic. There have been many implementations to support such a network format. However, when considering thread-level parallelism to speedup the program, many often implement a multi-core architecture or clusters which needs to copy all resources for each core. In this paper, we introduce a new RISC-V Out-of-Order Simultaneous Multi-Threading core “B4SMT” with RISC-V Packed-SIMD extension for evaluation. We also show that even a single executor could increase the performance of a 1D median filter by over 100 \(\times \) , and a matrix multiplication by over 30 on more than 16 threads efficiently. Furthermore, we suggest that other infrequently used executors may be placed as a shared resource efficiently in an SMT core.