SOCVP is WIOWIZ's executable model of its own Soft IP, packaged as four bootable SoC solutions that run real RISC-V firmware you compile yourself. Evaluate WIOWIZ IP without waiting for an RTL drop. It models WIOWIZ silicon at the architecture level, it is not an RTL simulator.
Request the release See the EDA platformEach solution boots real firmware against a modelled WIOWIZ SoC, RISC-V processors, an INT8 NPU, DMA, PCIe and CXL endpoints, a UEC NIC and DPU, and more.
A compact RISC-V microcontroller SoC, the fastest way to boot real firmware and watch it pass.
An edge-inference SoC with the INT8 NPU, driven by shipped firmware and a golden reference.
A multi-core RISC-V SoC for concurrency, coherence and system bring-up.
A data-processing SoC with networking and CXL data movement for datacenter evaluation.
Short walk-throughs of SOCVP booting and evaluating WIOWIZ silicon.
How a solution maps to real WIOWIZ IP blocks, from the CLI down to the modelled SoC.
Why an illegal instruction fails the boot, and how every evaluation is checked at run time.
Every evaluation runs firmware and checks the result. Where a golden reference exists, the run is compared element for element.
A boot that executes an illegal instruction fails. A success flag cannot override a real fault.
The shipped package checks its own integrity and refuses to run a tampered file.
Boots are byte-for-byte deterministic. Run it ten times, diff nothing.
Linux x86-64. Windows via WSL2 with Ubuntu. Download the release tarball and its checksum, then:
Tell us who you are and the download will begin.
