Christopher Torng, Moyang Wang, Bharath Sudheendra, Nagaraj Murali, Suren Jayasuriya, S. Srinath, T. Pritchard, Robin Ying, C. Batten
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Experiences using a novel Python-based hardware modeling framework for computer architecture test chips
This poster will describe a taped-out 2×2mm 1.3 M-transistor test chip in IBM 130 nm designed using our new Python-based hardware modeling framework. The goal of our tapeout was to demonstrate the ability of this framework to enable Agile hardware design flows.