Introduce myself and Looking around

nalex

Hi everyone,

My name is Alex and I work at Synopsys. We have developed verification IP aimed at RISC-V microprocessors, primarily aimed at implementers.

I understand that most of you who are here will be learning about the RISC-V architecture, and its ecosystem, for the first time, and that's great! As part of that ecosystem, I am here to provide a helping hand if needed, as I hope are others as well.

I look forward to talking to anyone interested in RISC-V on this forum, and the forums for the other courses too. Bye for now!

asheesh.kth

Hi Alex.
I am Asheesh. I am a student at KTH, Sweden.
I work with FPGA design and embedded systems. I am planning to implement RISC-V32IC on FPGA and interface it with PCIe bridge interface by writing device driver.
Any suggestion for the path I should be taking to achieve that?

Cya.:)

kiran555

This is kiran suhas , im Btech 3rd year at NIT WARANGAL ,ive done a lot of analog ic design and rfic design trying to be part of risc-v wave , excited to meet you fellas!

l4nsing

Hello there!!
I am kevyn from spain, taking my last year and writting my TFG about quantum computing. Ive found hardware description very interesting during my studies (FPGA, ARM, VHDL, etc.) and want to expand it getting into RISC-V.

yassine.cherni

Hello there,
I’m Yassine, an Embedded Software Engineer in Microelectronics & Embedded Systems, working across the full stack from kernel to application layer. My focus is on robotics, AI, embedded Linux, and real-time systems, building solutions in ROS2, computer vision, reinforcement learning, and autonomous robotics, https://github.com/yassine-cherni