Supply Chain Security Part 2: Mitigating Attacks
This is the second part of a series touching on issues related to supply chain security. In the first part of this series “Supply Chain
Embedding Lifecycle Security to build European Sovereignty in AI and Defense
Embedded system designers today face a security landscape that is broader, more physical, and more time-sensitive than ever before. The ‘traditional’ threats still matter: malware,
Pipelined RISC-V in RHDL: A Five-Stage Journey Through Hazards and Stalls
At MINRES, we are always trying to find ways to improve hardware design productivity, verification workflows, and system-level integration – and in doing so end
Implementing ISO 9001 as a small company: why it’s worth it
Choosing to pursue certification to a standard like ISO 9001 can look like a lot of work and an unnecessary burden, particularly to a small
Bridging Worlds: SystemC TLM Meets Verilated RTL
In modern hardware design, systems evolve through multiple levels of abstraction before reaching silicon. Each stage adds more detail, constraints, and implementation accuracy. In the
Building Scalable Edge Intelligence with Scale4Edge and RISC-V
Modern edge devices power everything from industrial IoT systems to advanced automotive sensor processing. With shifts from centralized cloud infrastructures to processing data directly at