Hello everyone Here is the transcript of the meeting Hernani and I had in Taiwan with Audry Tang, Cyber Minister of the Taiwanese government.
https://sayit.pdis.nat.gov.tw/2019-11-27-hern%C3%A2ni-marques-and-david-lanz... I'll be staying in touch with her a bit more now in order to maybe get this ball rolling for having their gov financing and performing the rest of the heavy lifting in the R&D part of the LibreSilicon stack.
Would give me more mobility (as mentioned in the transcript), for having finally some holidays and having a trip, getting lots of pastéis de nata (and Porto) :D
Cheers -lev
Finally got around to read this. I am duly impressed.
Any updates from NLNet?
tatzelbrumm
On Mon, Dec 2, 2019 at 6:22 AM David Lanzendörfer leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hello everyone Here is the transcript of the meeting Hernani and I had in Taiwan with Audry Tang, Cyber Minister of the Taiwanese government.
https://sayit.pdis.nat.gov.tw/2019-11-27-hern%C3%A2ni-marques-and-david-lanz... I'll be staying in touch with her a bit more now in order to maybe get this ball rolling for having their gov financing and performing the rest of the heavy lifting in the R&D part of the LibreSilicon stack.
Would give me more mobility (as mentioned in the transcript), for having finally some holidays and having a trip, getting lots of pastéis de nata (and Porto) :D
Cheers -lev_______________________________________________ Libresilicon-developers mailing list Libresilicon-developers@list.libresilicon.com https://list.libresilicon.com/mailman/listinfo/libresilicon-developers
On Sun, Dec 15, 2019 at 12:54 AM Christoph Maier christoph.maier@ieee.org wrote:
Finally got around to read this. I am duly impressed.
... and after reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audrey_Tang, I'm even more impressed. A government official who actually knows her stuff.
Any updates from NLNet?
tatzelbrumm
On Mon, Dec 2, 2019 at 6:22 AM David Lanzendörfer leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hello everyone Here is the transcript of the meeting Hernani and I had in Taiwan with Audry Tang, Cyber Minister of the Taiwanese government.
https://sayit.pdis.nat.gov.tw/2019-11-27-hern%C3%A2ni-marques-and-david-lanz... I'll be staying in touch with her a bit more now in order to maybe get this ball rolling for having their gov financing and performing the rest of the heavy lifting in the R&D part of the LibreSilicon stack.
Would give me more mobility (as mentioned in the transcript), for having finally some holidays and having a trip, getting lots of pastéis de nata (and Porto) :D
Cheers -lev_______________________________________________ Libresilicon-developers mailing list Libresilicon-developers@list.libresilicon.com https://list.libresilicon.com/mailman/listinfo/libresilicon-developers
Hi
Any updates from NLNet?
Yeah. I'm supposed to write an introduction paragraph for LibreSilicon to the European union now.
But I've got no idea how to start it... Maybe something along the lines from our website content... I'll try to send Michiel the following and see whether it's ok.
========= LibreSilicon: Introducing a free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
The goal of LibreSilicon is to provide a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which will allow for quasi platform independent process design kits and design rules which allows to manufacture the same chip layout in any factory, which has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs, using the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing. =========
Cheers -lev
Here's my tweak — tatzelbrumm
LibreSilicon: A free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC foundries. After democratizing software development with tools like Arduino, and PCB design with tools like KiCAD, LibreSilicon will democratize ASIC design, and GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing.
On Sun, Dec 15, 2019 at 6:33 AM David Lanzendörfer leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hi
Any updates from NLNet?
Yeah. I'm supposed to write an introduction paragraph for LibreSilicon to the European union now.
But I've got no idea how to start it... Maybe something along the lines from our website content... I'll try to send Michiel the following and see whether it's ok.
========= LibreSilicon: Introducing a free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
The goal of LibreSilicon is to provide a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which will allow for quasi platform independent process design kits and design rules which allows to manufacture the same chip layout in any factory, which has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs, using the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing. =========
Cheers -lev
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design.
... and help people to regain trust in their computing devices, right at the bedrock: when they are manufactured.
the rest is ok, it is a little long (it is supposed to be a single paragraph), however you probably get away with it. although, the lines about "arduino", there's really no reason to mention that.
actually, the entire last 3 lines from "After democratising" can probably be cut... probably mention "GDS2" earlier on...
ok try this
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. and help people to regain trust in their computing devices, right at the bedrock: when they are manufactured. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer and uses GDS2. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC foundries.
l.
On 12/15/19, Christoph Maier christoph.maier@ieee.org wrote:
Here's my tweak — tatzelbrumm
LibreSilicon: A free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC foundries. After democratizing software development with tools like Arduino, and PCB design with tools like KiCAD, LibreSilicon will democratize ASIC design, and GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing.
On Sun, Dec 15, 2019 at 6:33 AM David Lanzendörfer leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hi
Any updates from NLNet?
Yeah. I'm supposed to write an introduction paragraph for LibreSilicon to the European union now.
But I've got no idea how to start it... Maybe something along the lines from our website content... I'll try to send Michiel the following and see whether it's ok.
========= LibreSilicon: Introducing a free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
The goal of LibreSilicon is to provide a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which will allow for quasi platform independent process design kits and design rules which allows to manufacture the same chip layout in any factory, which has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs, using the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing. =========
Cheers -lev
Libresilicon-developers mailing list Libresilicon-developers@list.libresilicon.com https://list.libresilicon.com/mailman/listinfo/libresilicon-developers
Hi Please all join the mumble session in two hours, so that we can discuss the final details of this text.
Also. Do I also have to write such a multi pager (Executive summary) as Christoph did?
Cheers David
On Sunday, 15 December 2019 3:27:45 PM HKT Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design.
... and help people to regain trust in their computing devices, right at the bedrock: when they are manufactured.
the rest is ok, it is a little long (it is supposed to be a single paragraph), however you probably get away with it. although, the lines about "arduino", there's really no reason to mention that.
actually, the entire last 3 lines from "After democratising" can probably be cut... probably mention "GDS2" earlier on...
ok try this
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. and help people to regain trust in their computing devices, right at the bedrock: when they are manufactured. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer and uses GDS2. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC foundries.
l.
On 12/15/19, Christoph Maier christoph.maier@ieee.org wrote:
Here's my tweak — tatzelbrumm
LibreSilicon: A free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC foundries. After democratizing software development with tools like Arduino, and PCB design with tools like KiCAD, LibreSilicon will democratize ASIC design, and GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing.
On Sun, Dec 15, 2019 at 6:33 AM David Lanzendörfer
leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hi
Any updates from NLNet?
Yeah. I'm supposed to write an introduction paragraph for LibreSilicon to the European union now.
But I've got no idea how to start it... Maybe something along the lines from our website content... I'll try to send Michiel the following and see whether it's ok.
========= LibreSilicon: Introducing a free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
The goal of LibreSilicon is to provide a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which will allow for quasi platform independent process design kits and design rules which allows to manufacture the same chip layout in any factory, which has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs, using the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing. =========
Cheers -lev
Libresilicon-developers mailing list Libresilicon-developers@list.libresilicon.com https://list.libresilicon.com/mailman/listinfo/libresilicon-developers
If l had had more time (and sleep) than on Thursday morning at LAX after two nights with almost no sleep, the executive summary would have been shorter.
Tatzelbrumm
On Sun, Dec 15, 2019, 11:50 David Lanzendörfer leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hi Please all join the mumble session in two hours, so that we can discuss the final details of this text.
Also. Do I also have to write such a multi pager (Executive summary) as Christoph did?
Cheers David
On Sunday, 15 December 2019 3:27:45 PM HKT Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design.
... and help people to regain trust in their computing devices, right at the bedrock: when they are manufactured.
the rest is ok, it is a little long (it is supposed to be a single paragraph), however you probably get away with it. although, the lines about "arduino", there's really no reason to mention that.
actually, the entire last 3 lines from "After democratising" can probably be cut... probably mention "GDS2" earlier on...
ok try this
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. and help people to regain trust in their computing devices, right at the bedrock: when they are manufactured. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer and uses GDS2. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC foundries.
l.
On 12/15/19, Christoph Maier christoph.maier@ieee.org wrote:
Here's my tweak — tatzelbrumm
LibreSilicon: A free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
LibreSilicon aims to reduce the steep entry barriers to full custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) design. LibreSilicon provides a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which allows platform independent process design kits (PDKs) and design rules that allow manufacturing the same chip layout in any factory that has calibrated their process according to the LibreSilicon specs with the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, full custom ASIC design will become available to private persons without corporate or academic access to IC
foundries.
After democratizing software development with tools like Arduino, and PCB design with tools like KiCAD, LibreSilicon will democratize
ASIC
design, and GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing.
On Sun, Dec 15, 2019 at 6:33 AM David Lanzendörfer
leviathan@libresilicon.com wrote:
Hi
Any updates from NLNet?
Yeah. I'm supposed to write an introduction paragraph for LibreSilicon to the European union now.
But I've got no idea how to start it... Maybe something along the lines from our website content... I'll try to send Michiel the following and see whether it's ok.
========= LibreSilicon: Introducing a free and open source semiconductor manufacturing process standard
The goal of LibreSilicon is to provide a standard for manufacturing semiconductors which will allow for quasi platform independent process design kits and design rules which allows to manufacture the same chip
layout in
any factory, which has calibrated their process according to the
LibreSilicon
specs, using the PearlRiver test wafer. By introducing this process standard, GDS2 will become the new Gerber file format for semiconductor manufacturing. =========
Cheers -lev
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