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Ashling’s RiscFree™ IDE powers new Efinix® Efinity® RISC-V Embedded Software IDE…
DEC-19, 2022 SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Efinix®, an innovator in programmable product platforms and technology, today announced the release of its Efinity® RISC-V Embedded Software IDE powered by the popular Ashling RiscFree™ IDE.
Ashling announce availability of their new Vitra-XS Debug & Trace Probe…
Dec-12, 2022 RISC-V Summit, San Jose, Silicon Valley, California, USA – Today Ashling announced availability of Vitra-XS their newest member of the Ashling probe family. Vitra-XS is a debug & trace probe for embedded development with support for multiple target architectures including RISC-V & Arm powered systems. Vitra-XS works with Ashling’s RiscFree™ Eclipse based IDE & Debugger and supports …
Ashling’s RiscFree™ IDE now bundled with Intel® Quartus® FPGA Design Software…
October 28, 2022 – The Ashling RiscFree IDE for Intel FPGAs software is now downloadable as part of the Intel Quartus FPGA Design Software version v22.2 and onwards. See here on the Intel site for more details on RiscFree including downloading, installing and getting started. Quartus + RiscFree provides all you need for RISC-V ISA based Nios V soft processors design including support for Unified debugging with Intel FPGA Arm powered hard processors.
Ashling extend collaboration with SiFive to add support for new SiFive Automotive processor portfolio
September 13, 2022 – For more details, see here: https://www.sifive.com/press/sifive-rolls-out-powerful-new-risc-v-portfolio-to-address including specifics on Ashling involvement.
The Shifting, Whispering Sands…
July 15, 2022 – The shifting, whispering sands of silicon never stay still as the market continues to move from general purpose chips to custom or semi-custom solutions. It’s happening everywhere and all the big platform names now have their own in-house chip design teams including Apple, Amazon, Facebook (Meta), Google, Microsoft and even Tesla.
Custom solutions give maximum performance and power efficiency with an optimum feature set tightly targeted at the end application. Apple and Google, for example, now have AI/ML accelerators in their chips, something they would still be waiting for if they used off-the-shelf solutions. It’s not just the big names of course and a lot of other companies are looking at how to reduce cost and increase performance by creating their own chips…itor and alarm systems…45MP…