Open-source chips and industrial adoption
Progress on open-source processors, accelerators, SoCs, and lessons from real-world deployment.
MICRO 2026 Workshop
1st Workshop on Open Source and Agile Development for Chips
A focused forum for the people building open-source ecosystems and agile development methods for chips.
01 / About
Open source and agile methods for a changing chip design landscape.
In the era of intelligence, AI applications, especially large language models and agents, create computing demands that are increasingly complex, diverse, and fragmented. This creates a growing need for customized chips tailored to specific scenarios. Traditional chip design, however, is expensive and slow, and cannot keep pace with these changing demands.
Open-source ecosystems and agile development have transformed software engineering. Inspired by that success, the hardware community is developing open and agile approaches that lower the cost of chip design while enabling rapid iteration, performance exploration, and industrial adoption.
OSADC invites experts from academia and industry to share experience and vision for open-source and agile development for chips.
02 / Topics
Progress on open-source processors, accelerators, SoCs, and lessons from real-world deployment.
Infrastructure for functional verification, performance exploration, simulation, and system integration.
Agile methodologies, LLM and agent-assisted design, rapid exploration, and AI-native hardware development flows.
Join the conversation
We welcome contributions from academia and industry, from mature systems to ideas that can move the community forward.
Read the Call for Contributions