osmosis 2024
The annual osmosis event is a dynamic platform for exchanging successes achieved through applying formal techniques to overcome verification challenges. It offers a unique opportunity to connect and engage with our accomplished research and development (R&D) experts and participants.
The conversations that follow may help you and others improve formal-based verification solutions.
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osmosis 2024 Overview
osmosis 2024 is a dynamic platform for exchanging successes achieved through applying formal techniques to overcome verification challenges. It offers a unique opportunity to connect and engage with our accomplished research and development (R&D) experts and participants. We have put together the following conference program covering a wide range of formal verification topics – along with delivering sneak-previews of our future product roadmap.
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osmosis 2024 Presentations
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Session Presentations
Session Title
Presenter
Videos
Slides
Interviews
Achieving Efficient Verification Combining Simulation and Formal Ilia Barkov - Semidynamics MP4 PDF YouTube Taming Formal with Intelligent Automation? Tobias Ludwig - Lubis EDA MP4 PDF YouTube Empowering Issue Hunting Mode Verification on RISC-V Architectures Teo Bernier - Thales Group MP4 PDF YouTube Formal Methodology as a Powerful Approach for RISC-V Customization Verification Adrian Javor - Codasip MP4 PDF YouTube VeriCHERI: Exhaustive Formal Security Verification of CHERI at the RTL Johannes Muller - Rheinland-Pfälzische Technische Universität MP4 PDF - Enverite PV-Bit: Bitstream Verification for FPGA Design Assurance Jonathan Graf - Graf Research MP4 PDF YouTube Comprehensive Flow for Ensuring Integrity and Security Through Formal Verification Keerthi Devraj - Siemens MP4 PDF - Designing Secure and Performant Out-of-Order Processors Enabled by Formal Verification Mohammad R. Faddideh - Stanford University MP4 PDF - Automated Coverage Exclusions with Increase Coverage Damian Savage - Arm MP4 PDF - Analyze Architecture for Next Level Formal Unreachability Analysis Ahmed Soliman - Rheinland-Pfälzische Technische Universität MP4 PDF -
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