Welcome to SoC Labs

Daniel and I look forward to working with you. As you learn about work flow stages and technology needed to build a SoC you can add them to your profile.

There is a button on each page, simply click to add it to your profile. You can always ask questions with the comments box.

Hi,

I see you have an interest in accelerators and design. It would be good to understand a little bit about your interests and how we can help and collaborate.

John.

Welcome to SoC Labs.

It was good to meet up with you again last week. I would like to find ways to support your plans to work to bring together the Indonesian universities and the work around the Indonesia Chip Design Collaborative Center (ICDeC). 

I am looking to do something similar in Canada, take a look at the SoC Labs project for this here.

I would like to start a project with you on this activity.

John.

Hi,

I see you have a paper,  Physical Design of RISC-V based System-on-Chip using OpenLane This looks a similar SoC to nanoSoC.  Will you use open source tools for the Indonesia Chip Design Collaborative Center or commercial EDA tools. We have proven flows for Synopsys and Cadence but not for OpenLane. I would be intereted to understand the design environments you propose to support.

John.

It was good to meet and discuss with you your plans for Indonesia. SoC Labs and the University of Southampton look forward to working with you on this shared collaboration. The Indonesia Chip Design Collaborative Center (ICDeC) and SoC Labs share a similar vision and purpose in advancing research and talent development in system-on-chip technologies. Both are wanting to help develop the SoC design ecosystem by coordinating activities between universities and creating common paths for Design Flows to enable academic groups to tape out on various technologies.

Welcome to SoC Labs. 

We look forward to collaborating with Mark and yourself and finding better ways to support the academic community in their SoC design efforts.

John.

Hi,

Have you been trying to start a new project on SoC Labs. If you have I would like to help get that started with you. Please let me know.

John.

Welcome to SoC Labs.

Daniel and I look forward to working with you. As you learn about work flow stages and technology needed to build a SoC you can add them to your profile.

There is a button on each page, simply click to add it to your profile. You can always ask questions with the comments box.

A good way to let people know your interests is to add the pages to your profile.

John.

Vinu,

Welcome to SoC Labs. I see you are based out of Austin. I see you have expertise in Interconnect and die-to-die communication. Is there anything that brought you to SoC Labs? We have been working closely with Arm over many years to support the academic community and welcome the opportunity to discuss your interest.

John.

Thank you for joining SoC Labs. Are you part of the team working on the Monitoring and enhancing plant growth in space ecosystems project with Prof. Alex James? We are looking forward to collaborating with you. If there is anything we can help you with please do let us know.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards,

John.