RISC-V Spotlight: Avoiding Murphy's Law and Satan's Law Without Selling your Soul
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Argues for an integrated hardware/software approach that delivers both Murphy's Law resilient safety and Satan's Law hardened security while balancing PPA, with concrete demos of complementary solutions claimed to scale in either direction. Cites the informationisbeautiful breaches dataset (~30,000 records from 2008–2022) to show repeat offenders and rising attack volume. Notes the operational claim that Codasip offers architectural licenses for custom compute and does not sue customers for customizations, implying usable IP for secure, certifiable designs.
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