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W04.1 Open Source Hardware Technologies

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Davide Schiavone, OpenHW Group, Italy

Open Source Hardware (HW) is becoming de facto an industrial standard with an increasing population of available IPs that range from ultra-low-power edge-computing platforms to high-performance, high-end systems. Particularly, RISC-V systems arise interest among processors developers and users thanks to it simple and extendable, yet performant instruction-set architecture (ISA) among a wide range of performance requirements. In this session, alongside a strategic view on RISC-V in the industry, several IPs will be presented to show how open source is shaping the future of academic and industrial solutions. There will be showcases on open source artificial intelligence architectures as well as secure microprocessors.

Presentations

W04.1.1 Open Source HW for IoT and its impact on the Industrial Ecosystem: the PULP Experience

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Davide Rossi, Univ. di Bologna, Italy

W04.1.2 RISC-V & accelerators: enabling variable precision FP computing

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Yves Durand, CEA, France

W04.1.3 lowRISC’s Collaborative Framework for Open Source Silicon Design

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Gavin Ferris, lowRISC, United Kingdom

W04.1.4 Panel with speakers on Open Source HW technologies.

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Moderator
Davide Schiavone, OpenHW Group, Italy
Panellist
Yves Durand, CEA, France
Panellist
Davide Rossi, Univ. di Bologna, Italy
Panellist
Gavin Ferris, lowRISC, United Kingdom

Q&A session with the audience and panel discussion on Open Source HW technologies.