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By Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

Many companies are interested in developing their own processors, following the success of RISC-V, but verification is a daunting challenge.

Verification specialist OneSpin Solutions has extended its online resources to assist engineers working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DAC'19 Troublemakers Panel in Las Vegas, NV

By Ann Steffora-Mutschler, Semiconductor Engineering

AI applications are prompting chipmakers to take another look at different options for reconfigurable hardware.

By Tom Anderson, Semiconductor Engineering

Applying formal verification to thoroughly verify a RISC-V processor design.

By Einar Karlsen, Elektronikknett

To show how vulnerable designs are to Trojans who can hide in all stages of IC development, OneSpin Solutions organized a competition to find two Trojans they had hidden.

By Electronics World

Over 40 organisations from the fields of 5G, AI, IoT and automotive participated in OneSpin’s fourth annual puzzle competition, held to highlight real-world problems of trust vulnerabilities in hardware designs and suggest ways to avoid them.

More than 40 organizations across 5G, AI, IoT, and automotive took part in OneSpin’s hardware trust and security challenge, held to highlight real-world problems of trust vulnerabilities in hardware designs and illuminate ways to avoid them.