The latest version of Antmicro’s open source simulation framework, Renode 1.13 was released some months ago, bringing a variety of improvements all across the board. Since then, there have been even more updates in the form of 1.13.1 and 1.13.2, reflecting...
Antmicro uses open source to introduce pragmatic innovation into areas which have traditionally been heavily reliant on proprietary technologies such as ASIC and FPGA. Due to high complexity and long design cycles, testing and verification are of critical...
At Svevn, Antmicro’s web-oriented subsidiary, our goal is to provide our customers with beautiful and user-friendly gateways into the physical world, building specialized portals and UIs taking advantage of the latest developments in web technologies. The...
When building edge AI solutions for its customers, Antmicro usually creates dedicated operating system images, tailored for a customer’s particular product to ensure better security and control. Since such systems are often deployed on large fleets of devices...
NVIDIA’s edge computing hardware has been a part of Antmicro’s open hardware platform development throughout all of its generations. This legacy of facilitating proof-of-concept prototyping using open source designs has resulted in our ever-expanding,...
Tracing software execution on real hardware can be challenging, as to access the internal state of the components and the software itself you often need to attach specialized debugging hardware or instrument the source code. Since additional hardware can...