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Open Source Chip Design & Verification Event – Chennai 2025

Open Source Chip Design & Verification Event – Chennai 2025


The open-source hardware movement is shaping the future of semiconductor innovation, and you’re invited to be part of it! Join us at the Open Source Chip Design and Verification Event – Chennai 2025, where experts in the field will share insights on open silicon, FPGA development, and SystemVerilog tooling.

📅 Date: April 5th, 2025
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: Object Automation System Solutions Inc., Chennai

Speakers

Srinivasan Venkataramanan (AsFigo, UK) – svck: A Lightweight and Extensible SystemVerilog Linter
Kirupanithi RP (Object Automation) – Building Custom Chips with OpenPOWER
Hemamalini Sundaram (VerifWorks) – UVMLint - case studies
VP Sampath Ram (Bharath Semiconductor Society) – FPGALint & Altera FPGA AI function blocks and more - Bringing Code Novelties

If you're a hardware designer, verification engineer, open-source enthusiast, or FPGA developer, this event is a must-attend! Connect with like-minded professionals, explore cutting-edge open-source tools, and discover how collaborative chip design is reshaping the industry.

📌 Register Now for FREE and be part of the open hardware revolution! 🚀

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