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Intro
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What does an ISA get you?
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Standards Make a Difference!
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How many ISAs does a chip speak?
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RISC V: ISA of choice for education
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First Commercially Available RISC-V Silicon
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Free and Open ISA == Open Source Hardware?
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RISC-V: Open Source Hardware (that's practical)
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Hacking on Open Source Hardware
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5 Ways to modify a RISC-V Based Design
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RISC-V Foundation FPGA Contests
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Another Cool RISC-V + FPGA Project
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Open Source Hardware: What Else is Needed?
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Let's talk about your projects!
Description:
Explore the revolutionary world of open-source hardware in this keynote talk by Megan Wachs on RISC-V and FPGAs. Delve into the importance of Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) in computing and discover how RISC-V, a free and open ISA, is transforming both academic research and the semiconductor industry. Learn about the advantages of aligning on a common hardware language, enabling open hardware implementations and collaborative software tool development. Gain insights into how RISC-V is empowering a new era of hardware hacking, particularly with FPGAs. Understand the impact of RISC-V on education, commercial silicon, and practical open-source hardware projects. Explore five ways to modify RISC-V based designs, learn about RISC-V Foundation FPGA contests, and discover other exciting RISC-V and FPGA projects. Conclude by examining the future of open-source hardware and the additional elements required for its continued growth and success.

Keynote RISC-V and FPGAs - Open Source Hardware Hacking

Hackaday
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