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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...
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Debugging and extending ASIC and FPGA tools such as RTL simulators often means digging through vast codebases of not only the tooling itself but the designs they take as input. This can be cumbersome, especially in the context...
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Most of Verification IP, or VIP for short, used for industry-grade verification of state-of-the-art ASICs, depends on Unified Verification Methodology (UVM). The UVM library in turn, though itself open source, makes use of...
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Digital design verification often utilizes the so-called constrained randomization functionality offered by SystemVerilog, where in order to efficiently test designs with random but still correct data, a digital logic designer...
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Antmicro is continuously working on improving productivity of ASIC design and verification workflows using open source tools as leaders of the CHIPS Alliance Tools Workgroup, as well as for customer and R&D projects. Extending...
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Large and complex SystemVerilog designs, such as CPUs, are difficult to test thoroughly, as there are many interesting signal combinations that influence a design’s behavior, including corner cases that are easy to overlook...
