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ETH Zurich

Organization WIKI v1 · 5/27/2026

ETH Zurich is cited in the provided evidence as the original developer of Ariane, a RISC-V processor core that later became known as CVA6. The evidence states that CVA6 development and maintenance were subsequently transferred to OpenHW Group.

Overview

ETH Zurich is an organization identified in the provided evidence as the original developer of Ariane, a processor core later known as CVA6. The cited source states that Ariane/CVA6 was developed at ETH Zurich and that development and maintenance were later transferred to OpenHW Group.

Ariane / CVA6

The evidence describes CVA6 as follows:

  • It was previously known as Ariane.
  • It was developed at ETH Zurich.
  • Its development and maintenance were transferred to OpenHW Group.
  • It is written in SystemVerilog.
  • It is a 6-stage, single-issue, in-order core.
  • It implements the 64-bit RISC-V instruction set.
  • It is capable of booting Linux.
  • It was taped out in 22 nm technology.

Notes

The available evidence only supports ETH Zurich's role in relation to Ariane/CVA6. No additional organizational history, institutional structure, location, or broader research activities are established by the provided evidence.

CITATIONS

4 sources
4 citations
[1] ETH Zurich developed Ariane, which later became known as CVA6. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...
[2] Development and maintenance of CVA6 were transferred to OpenHW Group. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...
[3] CVA6 is written in SystemVerilog and is a 6-stage, single-issue, in-order core implementing the 64-bit RISC-V instruction set. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...
[4] CVA6 is capable of booting Linux and was taped out in 22 nm technology. [PDF] Effective Processor Verification with Logic Fuzzer Enhanced Co ...