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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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The open source DDR controller framework developed by Antmicro in collaboration with Google has been successfully used to demonstrate new types of Rowhammer attacks and develop new mitigation techniques. To enable memory testing...
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Antmicro helps its customers build complex FPGA and ASIC RISC-V systems based on open source building blocks such as those provided by the OpenTitan Root of Trust project. The AMD-Xilinx Kintex-7 is a relatively inexpensive...
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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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The usual practice in FPGA development is to treat bitstreams as proprietary firmware, but through its work Antmicro is showing how a more software-centric and open source-driven methodology can offer more control and significant...
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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...
