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Open-Source RISC-V Platform Trains Chip Designers From RTL To Silicon (ETH Z., lowRISC, U of Bologna)

Researchers from ETH Zurich, lowRISC, and University of Bologna published a technical paper titled “Croc: Training the Next Generation Chip Designers on Domain-Specific End-to-End Open Source Silicon.” This paper describes Croc, an open-source, customizable RISC-V SoC platform and teaching flow that lets students take domain-specific chip-design projects from architecture and RTL through physical

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