
DVCon Europe 2026
- November 17 – 18, 2026
- Munich, Germany
- Organized by Accellera Systems Initiative
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The Processors page reviewed on 12 November 2026 describes the Beyond BA2x family of sophisticated 32-bit IP cores for deeply embedded devices through advanced OS targets, citing best-in-industry code density, performance, and energy efficiency, with BeyondStudio IDE and Linux/Android toolchains.
The official processors page lists BA20/BA21/BA22/BA25 variants with DMIPS/MHz and area/power figures and a Request a License path.
Named cores include Geon Secure Execution Processor (built on BA22, 1.79 DMIPS/MHz, +450 MHz in 65 nm); BA20 PipelineZero (2.17 DMIPS/MHz; 2 µW/MHz and 10K gates in 9-track 40G); BA21 Low-Power (1.49 DMIPS/MHz, +125 MHz on TSMC 65 nm LP; <10k gates); BA22-DE/CE/AP variants at 1.79 DMIPS/MHz with stated gate counts and process notes; and BA25 Advanced Application Processor. Site navigation includes Request a License. Official processors page with Request a License; not RISC-V (mapped to cpu-ip).
Published as design IP
Licensable semiconductor IP. This listing is not a finished controller chip.
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32-bit CPU
Numbered specification: BA2 ISA family (BA20/BA21/BA22/BA25)
BA2 ISA family (BA20/BA21/BA22/BA25) is named for this product on the reviewed page.
Recorded aliases
BA2x; BA20; BA22; Beyond BA2x
Licensable Armv8-A application CPU IP. Arm's Fixed Virtual Platform guidance documents a Linux software path for Cortex-A class cores. Confirm the OS port for a licensee design.
View solutionLicensable design IP. Cortex-M processor for embedded control, with optional Helium vector processing.
View solutionLicensable design IP. Armv8.1-M Cortex-M processor for embedded control, DSP, and ML workloads.
View solutionMi-V RV32 is the RISC-V soft CPU Microchip recommends for new FPGA designs. The reviewed page lists it for PolarFire SoC, PolarFire, RTG4, SmartFusion 2, and IGLOO 2 FPGAs, with design support in Libero SoC Design Suite. Optional configuration includes compressed instructions, multiply/divide, single-precision floating point, debug, and ECC. It is processor IP for those FPGAs, not portable ASIC CPU IP, and it is not the hardened RISC-V cluster in a PolarFire SoC device.
View solutionSystemyde Rabbit microprocessor cores are licensable CPU soft IP. The official site states synthesizable Verilog HDL models of five Rabbit microprocessor generations suitable for FPGA, ASIC, or full-custom implementations.
View solutionWDC W65C02 IP is licensable 65xx CPU soft/firm IP. The official site lists Intellectual Property among products, including W65C02SOC HDL SoC design materials for ASIC/FPGA use.
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