The Caliptra Root of Trust project, a collaboration between AMD, Google, Microsoft and NVIDIA within the CHIPS Alliance, is steadily heading towards its 2.0 release – an effort Antmicro is actively contributing to. We’ve recently...
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...
Although cache modeling is usually not part of ISS level simulation, there are cases where it’s crucial to understand memory access patterns e.g., when building a new chip and deciding on cache size and layout, or working on...
Real time applications such as space or automotive where instant autonomous decision making is crucial require configurable standardized interrupt controllers. There are many well-known examples such as the Global Interrupt...
In recent years Antmicro has been working for customers within the CHIPS Alliance’s Caliptra Workgroup, led by AMD, Google, Microsoft and NVIDIA, to maintain and gradually enhance the RISC-V VeeR EL2 CPU core that is used in...
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...
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