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As part of our open source-centric strategy, Antmicro has been developing open source hardware which serves as a base for rapidly developing new, complex solutions - and our customers often reach out to us to lend them our expertise in building custom platforms...
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Our open source Renode simulator has been helping our customers develop products using ARM, RISC-V and - recently - Xtensa-based SoCs, providing hardware-software co-development and CI-driven testing capabilities for a variety of real product development...
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Antmicro is actively involved in developing advanced applications, which may involve multiple subsystems communicating with each other, variable device configurations and various communication protocols. To handle such solutions, we often use the ROS (Robot...
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AI algorithms often require significant processing power typically associated with data centers. However, privacy concerns, latency and security considerations, together with increased compute capabilities of edge devices, are making local AI data preprocessing...
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At Antmicro we strongly believe that open source flows are key to bringing software-driven innovation into the ASIC space, in order to build a collaborative ecosystem and scalable, reproducible and publicly available components tested in CI.
Since much...
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Originally issued by CHIPS Alliance.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17, 2022 – CHIPS Alliance, the leading consortium advancing common and open source hardware for interfaces...
