Western Digital

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Western Digital is identified in the provided evidence as the developer of Whisper, a RISC-V instruction set simulator that can be used in co-simulation environments.

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Western Digital is cited in technical literature as the developer of Whisper, an instruction set simulator. In the referenced MICRO-54 paper, Whisper is described as an instruction set simulator developed by Western Digital and usable in a co-simulation environment.

Whisper

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Whisper is the instruction set simulator developed by Western Digital.

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Whisper was developed by Western Digital.

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VeeR EH2 is Western Digital's open-source RISC-V core.

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SweRV EH-1 was developed by Western Digital.

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[1] Whisper is an instruction set simulator developed by Western Digital. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...

[2] Whisper can be used in a co-simulation environment. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...

[3] The cited comparison states that Whisper supports only RV32, does not handle interrupts, and has no support for checkpoints. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...