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Codasip — RISC-V Processor IP for European Compute Sovereignty

What capability problem does Codasip address for European deterrence, readiness and strategic autonomy?

Codasip sits at a critical intersection of processor intellectual property, design automation, and security-by-architecture.

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Platform publication · DFM Analysis report · 2026-06-13

Codasip sits at a critical intersection of processor intellectual property, design automation, and security-by-architecture, where Europe’s long-term strategic autonomy objectives are increasingly defined. Its core proposition is not the manufacture of chips but the European ownership of “design authority” for CPU cores and the tooling needed to tailor them, which is decisive in a world where compute is embedded in every defence and resilience function.

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Codasip — RISC-V Processor IP for European Compute Sovereignty

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Published 2026-06-13 (Platform publication)
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What is Codasip — RISC-V Processor IP for European Compute Sovereignty?

Codasip sits at a critical intersection of processor intellectual property, design automation, and security-by-architecture, where Europe’s long-term strategic autonomy objectives are increasingly defined.

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