As a long-time Platinum member of the CHIPS Alliance, Antmicro takes an active part in developing and supporting an open source and collaborative approach to all aspects of hardware design. In this spirit, in a joint effort with Google, AMD Xilinx, University...
The field-deployed device systems Antmicro helps its customers build increasingly often use neural networks for tasks such as understanding voice commands, detecting, tracking and telling apart objects in video, or recognizing and processing text.
Antmicro assists its customers in developing products using advanced methodologies based on open source tools, and where the relevant tools don’t exist, not shying away from building them. The need to deterministically simulate complex hardware sparked...
The abundance and diversity of hardware platforms brought about by the growth of ARM, RISC-V and the open software ecosystem presents unprecedented opportunities to product makers and developers. With a variety of I/O interfaces, processing capabilities...
As the Rust programming language is becoming more and more popular, especially for secure systems development, more use cases for it emerge in innovative projects Antmicro is working on with its customers. While most popular operating systems such as Linux...
For many years now, Antmicro has been helping its customers build physical device systems based on a wide variety of System-on-Chips. Many of these projects involve the use of the Renode open source framework, which offers a great advantage in product development...