Webinar - Build Your First Chip with Tiny Tapeout

Ever wondered what it takes to design and manufacture your own digital IC? Dive into the fascinating world of chip creation with our Tiny Tapeout webinar recording! In this session, we guide you through the entire process of designing your first chip from scratch, using intuitive tools.
Highlights Include:
- An introduction to Tiny Tapeout and why it's a game changer in chip design.
- A step-by-step guide on creating your first chip using just your web browser.
- Practical tips on using GitHub to manage and implement your design seamlessly.
- Detailed instructions on how to submit your design for manufacturing.
- Insights into using Verilog for advancing your design capabilities.

[@zyxwvutsrqponmlkh]

It's $300 for each chip. I mean, it's cool and all but cant we scale these at all? Like is there a path to production that does not cost $10,000?

[@RichardHirsch-yb9gb]

This is great but I can't help wondering why I wouldn't use an FPGA instead? Is there a path to high volume at significantly lower per-unit cost than a small FPGA? If not, I don't see how this will work as anything more than a teaching tool for universities (and even there I think it's a hard sell without offering mixed signal capability). Definitely keep at this, though. Adding mixed signal capability will differentiate you guys from FPGAs and make the learning curve worth it.

[@alby13]

You make a good point about FPGA, but simulating a chip is still simulating a chip. Making a real chip doesn't require a processing system to simulate (innefficient). FPGA is futuristic!