Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Silicon engineering demands multiple model types — architecture, behavioral, RTL, and test. These typically all use different languages, limiting reuse and forcing teams to maintain disconnected -- possibly inconsistent -- descriptions of the same design.
Zuspec provides a unified Python-based hardware modeling language that covers design and verification. A model written with Zuspec can be can be evaluated statistically, simulated at native-compiled speed, and refined to synthesizable RTL.
Hardware design with Zuspec is progressive: add detail to a shared model instead of starting over at each abstraction. This makes cross-functional collaboration natural, while new synthesizable constructs and design patterns open up a richer micro-architecture design space.
Silicon engineering demands multiple model types — architecture, behavioral, RTL, and test. These typically all use different languages, limiting reuse and forcing teams to maintain disconnected -- possibly inconsistent -- descriptions of the same design.
Zuspec provides a unified Python-based hardware modeling language that covers design and verification. A model written with Zuspec can be can be evaluated statistically, simulated at native-compiled speed, and refined to synthesizable RTL.
Hardware design with Zuspec is progressive: add detail to a shared model instead of starting over at each abstraction. This makes cross-functional collaboration natural, while new synthesizable constructs and design patterns open up a richer micro-architecture design space.
