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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 1 year ago

For the remaining part up until end of 09/2024 at the university I’m working on enabling stuff in https://sochub.fi/, which is IMHO remarkable being academia driven project.

#SoCHub produces yearly a new bigger RISC-V chip with IP blocks from the partner companies for the purpose different topics where you need a #SoC. If I got it right, they are also beefiest SoC’s designed by #academia anywhere in the world.

#Tampere #University drives the project and integrates the IP blocks to the chip design with their own in-house developed 500 kSLOC tool, partners provide the IP blocks around RISC-V core and eventually they can be used for applied research.

For 10/2024 I’m probably looking for a stable corporate job after windy 2022 in a startup, and this period at the university but plans are then pretty much wide and open.

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