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https://wafer.space https://wafer.space allows chips but I think tinytapeout became what efabless was doing: https://chipfoundry.io/ https://chipfoundry.io/ Al
by initramfs 2mo ago
https://wafer.space https://wafer.space allows chips but I think tinytapeout became what efabless was doing:
https://chipfoundry.io/ https://chipfoundry.io/
Also Hitachi's SH-2 & SH-4 patents expired in 2016, so J-core picked up where they left off: https://j-core.org/ https://j-core.org/
MIPS also went open source around 2018: https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/data-center-hardware/mips-joins-risc-v-as-second-open-source-alternative-to-arm https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/data-center-hardware/mip...
- Conan_Kudo 1mo agoThe "MIPS Open" program never launched. MIPS itself eventually pivoted to RISC-V, and is now owned by Globalfoundries. I don't think the j-core effort is still active? It would be interesting to see it continue, though.