LibreLane 3.0 has officially been released! 🎉

With this release, LibreLane finally has a logo! What's more, we now have a website showcasing LibreLane's capabilities, as well as a blog featuring development updates and announcements.

Read the full blog post here: http://www.librelane.org/blog/2026-03-25-website_release_3-0
LibreLane website: https://librelane.org/
Install LibreLane today: http://docs.librelane.org/

#FOSSi #LibreLane #OpenSource

Smoke-test of #librelane in #guix

guix shell -CPN --preserve='^SSL_CERT_FILE$' librelane klayout nss-certs -- librelane --smoke-test

#librelane finally lands in #guix: #floss #asic implementation flows based on #eda tools.

https://packages.guix.gnu.org/search/?query=eda

I'm super happy that my PR for pad ring generation has been finally merged into LibreLane!
This allows you to implement a full chip, including the pad ring - who would have thought?

It is currently part of the LibreLane dev branch. Check out LibreLane here: https://github.com/librelane/librelane

#OpenSource #ASIC #LibreLane

µPDK : Journey Towards Adding new pdk to librelane

tools to look at :

1. openroad
2. librelane (dev branch)
mentioned to refer config.tcl and change the parameter !
will that be enough for any pdk ?

#pdk #librelane #openroad