1. Defacto Technologies and ARM have developed a joint SoC design flow using Arm IP Explorer and Defacto’s SoC compiler. 2. This automated approach significantly reduces manual effort and speeds up the design process. 3. Defacto's tools support configuration with RISC-V cores and scripting languages like Python, Tcl, Java, Ruby, and C++. 4. The company's EDA spinout, Innova, predicts EDA license and compute resource needs using an AI engine.
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