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Three three-minute pitches describe specific products and claims: a disruptive SoC fabric that promises to cut on‑chip data congestion, reduce DMA rerouting and latency, and plug into standard SoC protocols with link‑level security; SuperTest compiler validation that runs exhaustive C compiler conformance suites for ISO 26262 and other safety standards to catch regressions and undefined behavior; and NewYork's Five RISC‑V GPU, an ultra‑low‑power, scalable GPU design (1–16 clusters, up to ~264 cores) that supports custom instruction extensions, CPU offload of parallel work, POSIX-style acceleration, and an FPGA technology preview.
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