OpenHW

Organization

OpenHW is referenced as a group in the open-source RISC-V hardware ecosystem that has designed and developed verification environments for designs including RI5CY, Ariane, and Ibex.

First seen 5/27/2026

Last seen 5/27/2026

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OpenHW is an organization referenced in a paper on functional verification of a RISC-V vector accelerator. In the paper's discussion of the open-source RISC-V ecosystem, OpenHW is cited as one of the groups contributing verification environments for multiple processor designs, including Parallel Ultra Low Power (PULP) designs such as RI5CY, Ariane, and Ibex.^[1]

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OpenHW is mentioned as having designed verification environments using UVM methodology

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[1] OpenHW is referenced as a group in the open-source RISC-V ecosystem that has designed and developed verification environments for designs including RI5CY, Ariane, and Ibex. Functional Verification of a RISC-V Vector Accelerator

[2] The cited paper describes a UVM-based verification infrastructure for a RISC-V vector accelerator, including co-simulation, constrained-random testing, error reporting, and CI/CD automation. Functional Verification of a RISC-V Vector Accelerator