Hardware2 hOctober 15, 2026, 05:05

Meta's Muse AI agent designed a crypto-specific RISC-V SoC for $2,000

A developer known as @bubbleboi used Meta's Muse AI agent to design a crypto-focused SoC on the RISC-V architecture, completing place-and-route in OpenROAD and generating the final GDS layout. The chip supports SHA-256/512, Keccak, Ed25519 and secp256k1, and the whole effort cost roughly $2,000 and about 100 million tokens.

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Meta's Muse AI agent designed a crypto-specific RISC-V SoC for $2,000

Chip runs at 100 million cycles per second with ~4.5 ns slack
Passed DRC and RISC-V ACT plus 1.5M Berkeley TestFloat vectors
Supports SHA-256/512, Keccak, Ed25519 and secp256k1
Next step is porting the Thru blockchain onto the chip and tape out

#Meta#RISC-V#Thru

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