Independent by design.
Extraordinary by ambition.
A semiconductor company building chips, reusable IP and the engineering software behind them.
Question the machine.
Build a different one.
Garmo starts with the whole problem: how a workload computes, how state moves, how a design becomes an implementation and how that implementation is evaluated.
That point of view connects the chip architectures, software and semiconductor IP in this portfolio. Customers can begin with an individual tool or building block, or explore a larger integration.
Talk to GarmoThe work behind the products.
Documented developments in the controlled portfolio. Product qualification is always release-specific.
Controlled silicon release programs.
KAL, MSR and KMJ release records organize reusable compute, implementation collateral and qualification evidence. Each delivered configuration retains its own boundary.
Independent commercial software.
The DieWeaver and ModelNative 1.2.0 archives provide separately packaged engines, interfaces, documentation and release hashes. The website playground runs their actual advanced entrypoints.
From individual IP to integrated systems.
The controlled reference brings together chip families, software, integration and system programs. Public product pages retain the relevant identity and release status.
Your next big idea.
Let’s build it together.
Start with a chip, a software release or a single IP block.