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Rachit Nigam https://www.fossi-foundation.org/latchup/#presentations Effective hardware design requires a developer to understand the temporal and structural constraints of hardware: Questions such as "What is the latency of a module?" and "How often can be reused?" need to be answered before a user can figure out how to integrate a module into their system. While these constraints are fundamental to hardware design, they are not explicitly represented in the existing HDLs or modern alternatives like Chisel. This talk presents Filament, a low-level HDL with a type system that expresses temporal constraints and checks them to ensure that hardware modules can be composed efficiently and correctly. Similar to modern systems languages like Rust, Filament uses a type system to enable developers to fearlessly design complex pipelined hardware and be certain that the resulting hardware is fast and efficient. OpenHardware The FOSSi Foundation is proud to announce Latch-Up, a conference dedicated to free and open source silicon. Latch-Up: a weekend of presentations and networking for the open source silicon community, much like its European sister conference ORConf. Produced by NDV: https://youtube.com/channel/UCQ7dFBzZGlBvtU2hCecsBBg?sub_confirmation=1 OpenHardware Sat Apr 1 10:10:00 2023 at UCSB Henley Hall room 1010