Codasip Product Brochure
Published in February, 2021, updated in February, 2022, by Roddy Urquhart.

Codasip offers IP and technology that solve your on-chip processing challenges.
Our offering includes:
- The all-purpose Codasip Studio™ processor design environment
- Codasip RISC-V Processors
We build our solutions on open standards such as RISC-V® to support innovation and provide longevity. RISC-V is an open instruction set architecture (ISA) that enables you to take advantage of a standard base ISA for software portability, yet to enhance computational performance with custom extensions. As processor design experts, however, we appreciate that a different architecture may work well in your unique case, and Codasip Studio can be applied to create an optimal processor for you needs.
Choose Codasip solutions to innovate in domain-specific architecture and design for differentiation.
Download the Codasip Product Brochure now.
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