DAMJAN LAMPRET

I've designed an open source 32-bit RISC processor. This processor has been used in hundereds of designs (ASICs, SOCs and FPGAs) among other in Samsung Digital TVs, Sony Ericsson phones, Zigbee devices (Jennic Ltd zigbee chipset), Broadcom networking chips, Siemens and even in satellite chip designed by AAC Microtec for TechEdSat and deployed to International Space Station. For more information see OpenRISC Wikipedia page... I've founded OpenCores in October 1999, as an open source community for development and distribution of VHDL/Verilog IP cores - building blocks of semiconductor chips... It soon became world wide known by ASIC and FPGA engineers. Within the 2006 alone, more than 5000 different companies have downloaded IP from OpenCores. On an average month, 80,000 engineers and others visited OpenCores web site and generated 7.5 million web hits and 2.8 million page views. More than a million engineers from more than 10,000 organizations world wide have downloaded IP from..