Antmicro’s involvement in building industrial devices for its customers often starts with designing hardware and developing customized Board Support Packages (BSPs) for operating systems like Linux or Android, which have been...
Today at the RISC-V Summit in Santa Clara, we’re pleased to participate in Google’s announcement of the open source release of project Open Se Cura. The announcement crowns a many-year collaboration towards developing a secure...
Antmicro is happy to announce the next, 1.14 release of our open source Renode simulation framework, including lots of new developments originating from both customer and R&D projects, along with community contributions. Since...
Digital circuits are becoming more and more complicated due to constant technology development and increasing user expectations. In response to this growing complexity, development tools that provide a higher level of abstraction...
The design of modern hardware components such as processors and accelerators is a multidisciplinary effort at the intersection of hardware and software development. Hardware-software co-design is a challenging task that needs...
Originally published on the Zephyr Project blog
The Zephyr RTOS most often powers MCUs (with hundreds of supported platforms), taking the primary, user-facing role. But its versatility makes it a great fit for other, perhaps...
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