Automotive engineering in the past 30 years has been transformed by the growing capabilities of microprocessors, enabling their use in a wide range of the vehicle’s capabilities related to safety,…
At the recent RISC-V Summit in Santa Clara, Antmicro participated in Google’s announcement of the open source release of project Open Se Cura. The announcement crowns a many-year collaboration towards…
As part of CHIPS Alliance’s mission to enable a software-driven approach to silicon, working with Google and other CHIPS members, Antmicro has been developing and improving a growing number of open…
Kenning helps develop real-world Machine Learning solutions for ARM and RISC-V platforms such as NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, Google Coral or HiFive Unmatched by seamlessly interconnecting different underlying optimization and…
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 the…
Our work together with Google and the world’s research community on detecting and mitigating the Rowhammer problem in DRAM memories has been proving that the challenge is far from being…
Open source toolchains are key to building collaborative ecosystems, welcoming to new approaches, opportunistic/focused innovations and niche use cases. The ASIC design domain, especially in the view of the rising…
With the recent advances in open source ASIC development tools such as Verible, it has become easier to automate tasks and boost developer productivity. The Verible linter is a static code analysis…
As we continue our push for more software-driven hardware development as part of our work within CHIPS Alliance and RISC-V, we see an increasing need for scalable and flexible CI…
Antmicro was founded on the belief that open source can dramatically accelerate technological progress by enabling collaboration, transparency and freedom to customize, improve and combine various solutions, unlocking system design…