Focus on modularity and component reuse in software and hardware is prevalent at Antmicro as a means to improve vertical integration, and in turn, accelerate prototyping and get customer projects to market faster. In line with...
As the complexity of space-faring hardware and software increases, so does the significance of extensive automated testing, traceability and a dependable, collaborative development environment. During the International Conference...
The PolarFire SoC was the world’s first Linux-enabled mass market multi-core RISC-V SoC, originally made available pre-silicon by Microchip through Antmicro’s Renode simulation framework. Thanks to the ongoing collaboration...
The openness and customizability of the RISC-V ISA has encouraged its use across a variety of scenarios, such as supporting cores in larger systems, standalone embedded MCUs and even many-core server AI processing solutions
Originally issued by Microchip.
Antmicro has been cooperating with Microchip for many years now, enabling Microchip’s Mi-V ecosystem with its simulation solutions. Both companies are Founding Members of RISC-V International
Co-simulating HDL has been possible in Renode since the 1.7.1 release, but the functionality - critical for hardware/software co-development as well as FPGA use cases - is constantly evolving based on the needs of our customers...