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Side Events: public workshops & consortium meetings

Friday June 9th will be dedicated to RISC-V and open source hardware side events, e.g. public workshops or private consortium meetings.

Extra registration required

Participation to one or several side events requires registration for Friday 9th, and payment of the associated fees to covers breaks and lunch.

Side events schedule and location

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Side Events Details

EU Pilot CM

Private meeting: EU Pilot Consortium Meeting.

This is a private meeting restricted to EUPILOT consortium members.

EU Pilot WS

Open workshop: EU Pilot: Towards European hardware & software for HPC.

The purpose of this workshop is to give a platform for EUPILOT members to share and disseminate technical developments on the project’s hardware, software and systems.

Orshin

Open workshop: ORSHIN – Open-source ReSilient Hardware and software for Internet of thiNgs.

The primary goal of the ORSHIN project is to create a generic and holistic methodology, which we call the ‘trusted life cycle’ to develop and manage connected devices based on open-source hardware. We identified a chain of six essential phases: Design, Implementation, Evaluation, Installation, Maintenance, and Retirement. The life cycle will specify how to translate abstract security goals (e.g., build a secure IoT product) into security policies for the phases, and further into concrete security requirements for the building blocks of the product (e.g., use 128-bit keys). More: https://horizon-orshin.eu

Participation in the WS itself is free of charge, but registration for the Friday 9 Side Events is required to cover the costs of breaks and lunch.

RISER WS

Open workshop: RISC-V for Cloud Services.

What is missing, if anything, for RISC-V to become a viable choice for Cloud services?

This workshop aims to facilitate a critical examination of this question, with particular focus on relevant developments within Europe.

Invited speakers will provide an up-to-date outlook on the RISC-V ecosystem and its rapid evolution, covering standardization developments as well as ongoing research and innovation activities within Europe, particularly from a set of concurrently running projects funded by the EU under the proposal call on “Open source for cloud-based services”. The workshop will also host a panel to elicit further insights and concrete action lines for further enhancements of RISC-V technology in support of Cloud services.

Web site: RISER project. Mail: Workshop RISER 2023.

Participation in the WS itself is free of charge, but registration for the Friday 9 Side Events is required to cover the costs of breaks and lunch.

Red RISC-V

Open Workshop (in Spanish): Kickoff meeting for the second edition of Red-RISCV.

Red-RISCV is a Spanish research, training and innovation network that targets new open architectures, with a focus on RISC-V. Its goal is to ensure that researchers, teachers, students and professionals join the momentum of this new emerging technology, that still lacks a critical mass of qualified personnel, development infrastructure and application. To do so, the aim is to bring together a critical mass of groups and individuals and to set a roadmap that projects our environment towards a sustainable ecosystem around RISC-V and open-source HW/SW.

This meeting will mark the beginning of the second edition of the network and will feature a discussion regarding its tasks and duties, a technical talk, and a panel on financing opportunities in Spain within the PERTE program.

Being a local meeting, sessions will be held in Spanish.

FOSSi Foundation & Tiny Tapeout

Open workshop: Open Source Chips with Open Source Tools

This workshop will demonstrate the advances and recent developments of Open Source PDKs and tapeouts of open source chips with open source tools.

Sessions:

Participation to the meeting is free of charge, but registration for the Friday 9 Side Events is required to cover the costs of breaks and lunch.

Also, please register your attendance here, so that we can share more details about the workshop with you: Sign-Up for event updates.

OpenHW Group WS

Open workshop: Open-Source Hardware Basic Training.

This course will cover basic training for open-source hardware development. It is open to members of the Tristan KDT project as well as to the general public. The following topics will be covered during the course:

Participation in the WS itself is free of charge, but:

  1. It is required to register for the Friday 9 Side Events to cover the costs of breaks and lunch.

  2. In order to assess the size of the audience, please also indicate your intention to participate by filling in this form.

OpenHW TWG TG

Open workshop: OpenHW Group Meetings for Technical Working Groups (TWG) & Task Groups (TG).

OpenHW Technical Working Group and Task Group meetings. Open to OpenHW members and the general public.

Detailed agenda TBD.

Participation to the meeting is free of charge, but registration for the Friday 9 Side Events is required to cover the costs of breaks and lunch.

Tristan PMB

Private meeting: Tristan Project Management Board (PMB).

Tristan Project Management Board (PMB) meeting.

Participation to the meeting is free of charge, but registration for the Friday 9 Side Events is required to cover the costs of breaks and lunch.