2024 Outlook with Laura Long of Axiomise
Axiomise pioneered the adoption of formal verification in the semiconductor industry since 2017. Led by visionary CEO, Dr. Ashish Darbari, who has 63 patents in formal verification, and Neil Dunlop an industry veteran with 40 years of experience, Axiomise has helped twenty customers over the last six years by providing them access to bleeding-edge formal verification methodology via its training programs, consulting & services and vendor-neutral formal verification app for end-to-end verification of RISC-V processors.
Tell us a little bit about yourself and your company.
Axiomise provides consulting & services, training and application-specific apps for RISC-V verification such as formalISA for deploying formal methods on complex SoCs. Through our abstraction-driven methodologies and six-dimensional coverage solutions that can be used with any commercial formal verification tool, our experts can tackle the most challenging formal verification problems on a wide variety of designs including RISC-V, Arm, or x86 processors, GPUs or video blocks, networking blocks including Wi-Fi, 5G, and AI/ML.
I am the Business Development Director of the firm and joined the team in February last year.
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