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Aethero, the disruptive designer and manufacturer of high-end computers partners with Antmicro in the in the rapid development of flight-ready, state-of-the-art modular edge computers for the purpose of performing computationally heavy data processing in space. The first product of their collaboration, the Aethero NxN Edge Computing Module, is the first space edge computer to achieve 100 TOPS of compute power using commercially available NVIDIA Jetson platforms.

Allied Vision delivers camera solutions for industrial inspection, medical and scientific imaging, traffic monitoring and many more applications. Antmicro works closely with Allied Vision around their ALVIUM camera product line with integrated ISP, helping build the camera software stack for embedded devices from other Antmicro partners like NVIDIA, NXP and Toradex.

Ambiq is a US-based System-on-Chip vendor, leveraging ultra-low power technology to provide solutions for wireless-enabled designs for IoT endpoints such as smart home appliances, far-field voice remotes, and wearables. Antmicro's collaboration with Ambiq includes support for Ambiq Apollo4 Blue in Renode, Antmicro's open source simulation framework, enabling the development of both single devices and complete, interconnected systems.

Apertus is an organisation dedicated to creating a professional, community-driven, free software (FLOSS) and open hardware range of digital filmmaking tools. Thanks to our FPGA+SoC and open source technologies experience, Antmicro is a member of the consortium that successfully delivered the world's first open 4K modular camera, the AXIOM Gamma and cooperates with Apertus to make open-source filmmaking a reality.

The CHIPS Alliance develops high-quality, open source hardware designs relevant to silicon devices and FPGA projects. As Platinum members, Antmicro takes a leading role in the direction of the Alliance, alongside well-known industry players such as AMD, Intel, Microsoft and SiFive. Antmicro also heads the F4PGA and the Tools Workgroups within the CHIPS Alliance.

CircuitHub are an official distributor of Antmicro's hardware products, including the Jetson Orin Baseboard. As a provider of rapid, low cost manufacturing for fast moving companies, CircuitHub works with Antmicro to quickly produce our hardware products on demand.

Dover Microsystems is the first company to bring real security to silicon through their original CoreGuard IP which prevents the exploitation of software vulnerabilities.

Dover uses Antmicro's Renode as the primary tool for developing and testing CoreGuard. Like Antmicro, Dover is also a RISC-V Foundation Member advocating a new approach to cyber security that leverages the openness of the RISC-V architecture.

Efabless is an innovative fabless electronics company-marketplace platform connecting the global community of chip designers with smart product customers. Antmicro partners with efabless around open source ASIC design and simulation, and both parties collaborate in the open source PDK project launched by Google and SkyWater Technology Foundry.

Enclustra is a Swiss FPGA design house and module vendor for FPGA and FPGA+SoC modules. Antmicro cooperates with Enclustra since 2012, providing software services in BSP and application development, including creating the buildsystem/BSP generator for Enclustra's wide SoM portfolio spanning various FPGA SoC products from Intel and Xilinx used by thousands of customers worldwide.

FRAMOS® is the leading global expert in vision systems, dedicated to innovation and excellence in enabling devices to see and think. Antmicro has partnered with FRAMOS to provide hardware and software engineering services and integration of FRAMOS sensor modules into real-life products.

The Linux Foundation is the largest open source non-profit organization and home to some of the world's most important and lively technology initiatives, to which Antmicro is a frequent contributor since many years. To underline this long-term commitment to projects under the umbrella of the LF, Antmicro joined the organization as Silver Member in August 2018.

Microchip, a fellow RISC-V Platinum Founding Member, is a leading provider of semiconductor solutions and offers a comprehensive portfolio of semiconductor and system solutions for aerospace & defense, communications, data center and industrial markets. Antmicro and Microchip have been collaborating to develop support for Microchip's RISC-V based platforms and integration with Microchip's SoftConsole IDE for the Renode open source simulation framework.

NXP is a global semiconductor company, specializing in the industrial and automotive sectors. Antmicro is an official NXP Partner, providing third-party software and hardware services, including building entire devices based on the Linux, Android and Zephyr operating systems. The companies have been co-exhibiting at leading industry events and are both members of the RISC-V Foundation.

As an NVIDIA® Jetson™ Ecosystem Partner, Antmicro helps customers build tailored products featuring NVIDIA technology and helps deliver successful projects in shorter time, especially in the area of edge AI and vision.

Antmicro has helped build a wide range of high-performance customer solutions and reference designs with the Tegra® and Jetson line of CPUs and is a frequent co-exhibitor and speaker at NVIDIA events.

Parametric Engineering is our Swiss partner providing hardware design, production and certification services. Antmicro partners with Parametric Engineering in providing highest quality engineering services for industrial customers.

QuickLogic develops low power multi-core semiconductor platforms, Intellectual Property for AI and voice and sensor processing. Their solutions include eFPGA IP and heterogeneous multi-core SoCs. Antmicro is collaborating with QuickLogic to provide an open source ecosystem for their FPGA/FPGA SoC EOS S3/PP3E family, with open hardware boards, Renode simulation and Zephyr support to expand QuickLogic's user base.

Renesas Electronics Corporation are a major supplier to the automotive industry, and in partnership with Antmicro, Renode now features support for multiple Renesas SoCs and microcontrollers based on ARM Cortex cores.

RISC-V is an instruction set architecture (ISA) set to become a standard open architecture for industry implementations under the governance of the RISC-V International. As a Strategic Founding Member of the RISC-V International, Antmicro works to strengthen the software ecosystem of RISC-V, collaborating with parties such as Google, Microchip, NXP, Western Digital and Thales. With tools like the Renode simulation framework, proven FPGA implementations and comprehensive development services, Antmicro drives adoption of RISC-V in real-world applications.

RISE (formerly the Swedish Institute of Computer Science) is a world-renowned research institution, specializing in networked, memory- and battery constrained systems. Antmicro's Swedish office is co-located at RISE's Level-6 as a result of our close cooperation in the area of the Internet of Things.

SiFive is a fabless semiconductor founded by the creators of the free and open RISC-V architecture. Antmicro and SiFive propose a complete RISC-V offering with SiFive providing ASIC design services and Antmicro - software, tooling and FPGA support.

SiFive silicon is also supported in Renode, Antmicro's open source simulation framework, allowing our mutual customers to design entire devices based on custom RISC-V chips.

Both SiFive and Antmicro are Platinum Founding Members of the RISC-V Foundation with a shared philosophy on open source and how it will drive the future of computer engineering.

Antmicro has been working with Silicon Labs MCUs for many years. We are a member of the Silicon Labs Design Network and help customers build next-gen products based on a wide variety of Silicon Labs MCUs. Antmicro's open multi-node simulation framework, Renode, supports a broad range of EFR32 and EFM32 chips.

SolidRun is a manufacturer of embedded system components and network solutions with a focus on energy-efficient, powerful, and flexible products. They are known for their compact embedded solutions based on ARM and x86 architectures, including SOMs (System-on-Module), SBCs (Single Board Computers), and industrial mini PCs. Antmicro helps provide Android BSP development services for SolidRun customers.

STMicroelectronics is a global semiconductor company serving a wide array of electronic segments. Their 32-bit ARM microcontroller power many devices of what is to become the Internet of Things. Antmicro cooperates with ST in third party SW/HW services.

With 64,000 employees in 56 countries, Thales develops high technology solutions for critical industries such as space, railway, defense and cybersecurity. Antmicro partners with Thales, a fellow RISC-V Foundation member, around the disruptive RISC-V open processor architecture, helping the technology prime in the adoption of open source software, hardware and silicon.

Toradex, a Swiss System on Module (SoM) provider, specializes in high-quality, low-cost embedded ARM modules and baseboards. From low-power, through heterogeneous up to high performance modules, since 2010 Antmicro provides third party software (Linux and Android) and hardware support and development kits for Toradex modules, and often collaborates in building demonstrators of Toradex technology as well as maintaining and developing the official Toradex BSPs

Zephyr is a scalable, real-time operating system (RTOS) set to become the open standard for resource constrained devices and consequently the IoT ecosystem at large. Antmicro's long contribution and experience in building commercial implementations of this open RTOS for customers globally have made our membership in the Zephyr Project a natural choice.

Renode, Antmicro's open source emulation framework, is a recommended development tool for Zephyr. Antmicro is also the official maintainer of RISC-V in the Zephyr Project.