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OpenROAD has journeyed from fostering hardware innovation to enabling education and workforce development for semiconductor chip design.
OpenROAD has come a long way — from fostering hardware innovation to enabling education and workforce development for semiconductor chip design.
Intel showcases how GenAI, using open-source tools like OpenROAD, is driving efficient chip design and advancing state-of-the-art EDA methodologies.
A hands-on TinyTapeout workshop by Matt Venn was held on November 7, 2024 at the Marriott La Jolla in San Diego, showcasing how accessible chip design has become.
The OpenROAD Project, Precision Innovations, and UCSC Extension collaborate to integrate open-source EDA tools into extension programs, equipping students and professionals with semiconductor design skills.
2024 was a big year for OpenROAD with continued focus on improving tool quality, robustness, educational outreach, and enabling customers to gain significant advantages with OpenROAD in early stages of chip design.