LDRA Joins Microchip’s Mi-V Ecosystem, Expanding Functional Safety and Security Support for the RISC-V® Architecture
LDRA, a leader in automated software verification, traceability and standards compliance for 50 years, today announced it has joined Microchip’s Mi-V ecosystem by adding support for PolarFire® SoC ...
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LDRA Joins Microchip’s Mi-V Ecosystem, Expanding Functional Safety and Security Support for the RISC-V ® Architecture
As the RISC-V architecture continues to ... hardware and software development support. Microchip's Mi-V ecosystem is a suite of tools and design resources co-developed with industry leaders ...
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China research on next-generation computer chips is double the US output
Leading efforts in fields such as optical physics could stymie US export controls designed to stifle the country’s microchip ...
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Amkor's $2B semiconductor testing campus in Peoria sparks outrage among residents
A $2 billion microchip packaging facility planned for north Peoria is progressing after Amkor Technology Inc. filed its site ...
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Amazon Web Services announces new quantum computing chip
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced Ocelot, a new quantum computing chip that can reduce the costs of implementing ...
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Arm’s Cortex-R Core Tightens Its Grip on Automotive-Grade Silicon
Why Cortex-R CPU cores are becoming essential elements in vehicle design. The Harvard architecture of the ... including Infineon, Microchip Technology, NXP Semiconductors, Renesas Electronics ...
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LDRA Launches Multicore and Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET) Support for RISC-V-based Processors
LDRA announced that the LDRA tool suite now supports the hardware-based, multicore mitigation capabilities of RISC-V ...
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Why RISC-V is a viable option for safety-critical applications
RISC-V’s modular design philosophy allows silicon vendors and system architects to implement custom features ... pre-verified components that meet stringent safety requirements. Microchip, SiFive, ...
Amazon's Ocelot quantum chip uses 'cat qubits' to 'reduce error correction by up to 90%'
Amazon AWS announces and showcases Ocelot, a new quantum computing chip touting a cheaper solution to qubit-accelerated error correction.