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Open hardware
A subject the papers are about. The loosest grouping, and the one to reach for last.
Whether a chip's design and supply chain should be open. Collects the arguments from security, from verifiability and from economics, which reach different conclusions rather than agreeing. Membership requires the work to argue about openness itself, not merely to describe an open design.
5 references
GateMate: A European 28nm FPGA with an Open-Source Toolchain and Radiation Qualification Results
FPGA Developers' Forum (2025) · YouTube · video
GateMate FPGA: A European 28nm FPGA with an Open-Source Toolchain and Radiation Qualification Results
Patrick Urban (2025) · Cologne Chip AG
Open Source Analog ASIC Design: Entire Process
Psychogenic Technologies (2024) · YouTube · video
Open Source Hardware in Manufacturing – Opportunities and Challenges
Maximilian Stange and others (2023) · Proceedings of the Changeable, Agile, Reconfigurable and Virtual Production Conference and the World Mass Customization & Personalization Conference · Springer
Adapting Kerckhoffs's Principle: CPU Attacks Leading a Path from Cryptography to Open-Source Hardware
Thorsten Knoll (2018) · Fourth Wiesbaden Workshop on Advanced Microkernel Operating Systems (WAMOS 2018) · RheinMain University of Applied Sciences