Nuclei: Full-Spectrum RISC-V IP & Automated SoC Design from Months to Hours
summary
Company claims an industrial flow that automates SoC composition from months to hours using a GUI Subsystem Architect where designers drag CPUs, buses, SRAM and peripherals, auto-generate clocks, addresses, DMA matrices and validation, then submit a build. Server returns a package with produces production-ready RTL, testbench, SDC and SDK via FTP; progress and history are tracked. IP lineup spans tiny MCUs to out-of-order app cores including RV23-compliant high-performance CPU and ASIL‑D automotive cores, with ~350 customers and configurable decoder widths.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to Nuclei
- 1:31Company history and growth
- 4:45RISC-V IP product portfolio
- 9:06Automated SoC design tools
- 16:23Summary and conclusion
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