Synopsys ARC-V Processor IPTM is based on the open standard RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA), extending the current ARC portfolio and giving customers access to the growing RISC-V ecosystem. Built on the success of multiple generations of ARC processor IP covering a broad range of processor implementations, including functional safety (FS) versions, the ARC-V portfolio delivers what you need to optimize and differentiate your SoC.
To accelerate software development, the ARC-V processors are supported by the trusted Synopsys MetaWare Development Toolkit. In addition, Synopsys’ extensive portfolio of EDA tools provide an out-of-the-box development and verification environment to help design and fully verify RISC-V-based SoCs.
"As the leading provider of system IP we see firsthand the increasing adoption of RISC-V processor IP by our customers, from automotive to consumer electronics to industrial applications. Synopsys’ ARC-VTM Processor IP is a welcome addition to the RISC-V ecosystem, and we look forward to continued collaboration leveraging Arteris’ FlexNoC and Ncore network-on-chip IP to deliver optimized IP solutions and SoC connectivity to mutual customers."
K. Charles Janac,
|President and CEO, Arteris
"The breadth of the markets we serve requires our designers to have the flexibility to implement the most efficient processor for the job. As a user of Synopsys ARC® Processor IP as well as RISC-V IP, among others, we think Synopsys’ adoption of the RISC-V ISA is a good addition to the choices available in the RISC-V ecosystem."
Saleel Awsare
|Senior Vice President and GM of Enterprise and Mobile, Synaptics
"Our PX5 RTOS supports the increasingly popular RISC-V architecture, and we are pleased to see Synopsys expand its processor portfolio to include RISC-V compatible processor IP. The PX5 RTOS offers fast and deterministic performance in a small memory footprint, and along with Synopsys’ ARC-VTM Functional Safety Processors, can offer designers an efficient, reliable solution for their safety-critical, real-time systems."
Bill Lamie
|CEO, PX5
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