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Originally issued by CHIPS Alliance
CHIPS Alliance continues to grow with more than 25 companies collaborating on open source hardware and software technologies
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11, 2021 – CHIPS Alliance, the leading...
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In our daily work at Antmicro we use FPGAs primarily for their flexibility and parallel data processing capabilities that make them remarkably effective in advanced vision and audio processing systems involving high-speed interfaces...
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Throughout 2020 we have been hard at work developing proper, portable SystemVerilog support for multiple open-source FPGA and ASIC design tools used by us and our customers, most notably Yosys and Verilator. We strongly believe...
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For over a year now we have been working together with QuickLogic towards supporting their FPGA devices in open source FPGA tooling. This is the first time in history where an FPGA vendor has gotten directly involved in enabling...
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The Internet of Things is one of the areas that is hugely benefiting from miniaturization of semiconductor technologies, as more computing power can be encapsulated into increasingly smaller devices. Shrinking in size and requiring...
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It is becoming evident that the next level of advancement in chip-building can be achieved through open, modular and collaborative methodologies resulting in unmatched flexibility, ease of development and robustness of the...
