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Customers interested in building new industrial or consumer devices, typically involving one or more PCBs and based on Linux, Zephyr or Android (or even all of them at the same time), often approach Antmicro before they know...
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Verilator can boast the status of one of the most widely used free and open source digital design tools for ASIC and FPGA development. To stay on top of the ever-increasing complexity of ASIC and FPGA devices, as users and...
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As part of CHIPS Alliance’s mission to enable a software-driven approach to silicon, working with Google and other CHIPS members, Antmicro has been developing and improving a growing number of open source tools to enable effective...
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Antmicro’s projects often involve helping companies address their specific processing, security and other needs through designing and prototyping ASIC solutions with open source tools and SoC components, including adapting...
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A more collaborative, open and software driven ASIC design methodology pioneered by the CHIPS Alliance requires an open source tooling stack to enable sharing of workflows, artifacts and fostering a free exchange of insights...
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Verilator is a shining example of a widely-accepted open source tool which provides state-of-the-art results in the ASIC design space. It is commonly used for simulation and testing, but originally, due to the lack of capability...
