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We just packed 237 of your projects into our most packed ASIC to date and submitted it for manufacture. Let’s take a look inside…

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TinyTapeout

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1 Oct 2025

It was the first time we enabled 4 tile high designs, enabling a monster crowd sourced RISC-V microcontroller competition called Asteroid. At 60k standard cells, this is the biggest design so far on Tiny Tapeout. tinytapeout.com/chips/ttsky2...

tinytapeout.com495 TinyQV 'Asteroids' - Crowdsourced Risc-V SoC - Tiny TapeoutA Risc-V SoC with peripherals from the Tiny Tapeout Risc-V challenge, codename 'Asteroids'

TinyTapeout

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1 Oct 2025

Inspired by Peter Kinget, we commissioned Andrew Kang to create a Mini MOSBius especially for us. The idea is to enable analog designers to get faster feedback on their circuit designs with an analog FPGA. tinytapeout.com/chips/ttsky2...

tinytapeout.com490 mini mosbius - Tiny Tapeouta mosbius style chip in a 3x2 tt slot

TinyTapeout

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1 Oct 2025

Mitch Altman has long inspired us, and as a tribute we included an ASIC version of his classic TV-B-Gone universal off button for TVs. We also took the opportunity to test Sylvain Munalt’s ROM. tinytapeout.com/chips/ttsky2...

tinytapeout.com462 TV-B-Gone-EU (ROM Macro variant) - Tiny TapeoutTV-B-Gone shuts down many TVs by sending IR codes

TinyTapeout

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1 Oct 2025

We have our first commissioned art from @bleeptrack.de , “Cross Stitch Creatures” - the first of 4 in a series exploring silicon art. tinytapeout.com/chips/ttsky2...

tinytapeout.com871 Cross stitch Creatures #2 - Tiny Tapeoutgenerative pattern creatures using silicon cross stitch