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Verification In The Open Source Era | Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

By RISC-V Community NewsMarch 26, 2021March 29th, 2021No Comments

What does open-source verification mean in the context of a RISC-V processor core? Does it provide free tools, free testbenches, or the freedom to innovate?

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Verification In The Open Source Era | Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

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