Instachip (YC W25)

Are Google Tensor Processing Units proprietary? Technically, yes. But with Instachip, you can pip install parts of an open source TPU into your own hardware project! But first...what is Instachip? It's a tool that lets you download Verilog modules from your command line. Just run "?????? ?????????????? <??????????????????>", and the component will be installed with documentation, pin diagrams, waveforms, etc. Our robust algorithms parse your component, recursively resolving subdependencies and conflicts. Engineers have used Instachip to set up designs as complex as Tensor Processing Units in a single command! Hobbyists, students, and NVIDIA engineers all use Instachip, so it's quite reliable. Most engineers choose to use it offline to securely protect circuit data. We've open sourced the tool! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/e_RTRDDD Search for any module: https://verilogmodules.org But before downloading, check out how you can use Instachip to pip install some TPU designs onto your computer! https://lnkd.in/ehKmj_YR

Created at Stanford University and TJHSST just 4 days ago, the Verilog Package Manager has received almost 50 stars, 200+ people reaching out with feedback/feature requests, users staying up till 5am to use our product, as well as requests for an enterprise version. We even became an established tool on Reddit in just a few hours...thank you guys so much! This might be the closest you can get to "pip install" for computer hardware. Jagadeepram Maddipatla and I are already integrating build dependencies, synthesis constraints, and much much more. We're looking for contributors! This could be big, like PyPi for computer chips. We've got people ranging from Intel Corporation's ROHD lead to a whiz kid that's building open-source TPUs. Check out our website: https://getinstachip.com Join our contributor server: https://lnkd.in/eUjVSxDm Repo link: https://lnkd.in/e_RTRDDD