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Linting RISC-V designs with ALINT-PRO

As the open-source RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) continues to gain momentum, the growing number of RISC-V design solutions, and their flexibility, creates a problem when choosing the most reliable and robust solution from a number of contenders....

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The Power of PCIe in Performance-based FPGA World
Understanding High speed serial data transfer

In today's world, when the entire computing industry is talking about high-performance and high-speed applications using FPGAs, just what are the factors that can assure such performance and speed?...

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Why I see C in SCE-MI
A Hardware Emulation Guide for Non-C Designers

The two questions I hear most often while doing presentations about SCE-MI transaction based emulation are “Can we have coffee break?” and “Why do we need a thin C layer between two SystemVerilog tops”?...

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Transitioning to Advanced Verification Techniques for FPGAs – Catch-22?
A Guest Blog by TVS Founder and CEO, Dr. Mike Bartley

Many FPGA designers find themselves in a catch-22: they recognise that their designs are becoming too complex for their current verification strategies BUT adopting advanced verification techniques (such as the Universal Verification Methodology – UVM) is...

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