mole99
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Hi! I'm Leo, an open-source silicon advocate. This means that I'd like to advance chip design using open-source EDA tools and open-source PDKs. I am one of the maintainers of LibreLane and I regularly contribute to the three open-source PDKs (sky130, gf180mcu and ihp-sg13). So how did I get there? Well, I wanted to understand computers at the deepest level, and transistors are pretty much the bottom of it all as far as I'm concerned :)
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The shuttle includes various RISC-V SoCs, a "3D" ray caster, a 100Mbps 4-port Ethernet switch and beacon, a dual Core BIO from #Baochip1x, three different #TinyTapeout chips, and much more!
There are also a number of designs that use the new community-created standard cell library, which is both faster and uses less power: a Linux-capable RISC-V SoC with MMU and FABulous FPGA.
Finally, there are new SRAM macros and inductors for validation and characterization, to be used in future runs.