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The RISC-V processors page reviewed on 12 November 2026 states Codasip provides high-performing, silicon-proven RISC-V IP from embedded MCUs to application CPUs, all RISC-V compliant and verified, designed in Codasip Studio with CodAL so cores are customizable.
Each core can be licensed with customization paths described on the page. Stated benefits include a rich portfolio, full processor architecture license with Codasip Studio for differentiation, compatibility with open standards such as LLVM, UVM, and SystemC, and a flexible business model on the open RISC-V ISA. FPGA evaluation platforms are offered including bitstream, SDK, CodeSpace IDE, and quick-start guide. The reviewed page does not enumerate specific core SKU names or ISA extension tables on that URL; those details would come from linked individual core pages or sales materials. Official page confirms licensable silicon-proven RISC-V processor IP.
Published as design IP
Licensable semiconductor IP. This listing is not a finished controller chip.
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Numbered specification: RISC-V (compliant cores
RISC-V (compliant cores is named for this product on the reviewed page.
Numbered specification: specific extensions per core page not listed on portfolio URL)
specific extensions per core page not listed on portfolio URL) is named for this product on the reviewed page.
Recorded aliases
Codasip RISC-V; Codasip Studio processors
Bluespec Portable Cores are RISC-V soft processor IP offerings. The official home page lists Portable Cores (RISC-V Soft Cores), Domain-Specific Cores, and HW-Assisted Verification products, with Framingham contact details.
View solutionCloudBEAR BR-650 is licensable 64-bit RISC-V embedded CPU IP. The official product page states an in-order single-issue 8-stage pipeline optimized for low power and small area with configurable ISA extensions.
View solutionNOEL-V is licensable synthesizable RISC-V processor IP in GRLIB. The official page states commercial licensing for proprietary designs (fault-tolerance features excluded from the open-source GPL variant) and space/FPGA/ASIC targets.
View solutionInCore publishes configurable RISC-V processor IP through an automated Core-hub generator that produces synthesizable core instances for custom semiconductor systems.
View solutionRISC-V processor soft IP for supported Lattice FPGA designs.
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.
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