Run real ARM64 and RISC-V guest operating systems within secure, high-assurance microkernels or bare-metal host environments. Built in pure Rust.
Legacy virtualizers and monolithic dynamic translation layers introduce risks that modern critical software cannot accept.
QEMU and legacy VMMs rely on standard libc, POSIX threads, and complex host OS dynamic allocations, blocking deployment inside bare-metal or microkernels.
Dynamic JIT translation introduces runtime performance jitter. protoXE enforces absolute execution predictability through cycle-accurate structures.
By eliminating runtime heap allocations entirely and utilizing Rust's compile-time guarantees, the simulator is mathematically protected from guest-driven exploits.
System topology is locked at compile-time. Thanks to our zero-cost trait system and $O(\log n)$ static bus routing, hardware modules like core architectures and peripherals interlock safely without dynamic pointer dispatch.
// Static topology locked at compile time static mut SYSTEM_BUS: SystemBus = SystemBus::new(); fn main() { let mut board = Board::new(&mut SYSTEM_BUS); // Plug modules with deterministic memory map board.plug(CpuArm64::new(0x4000_0000)); board.plug(Ram::new(0x4000_0000, 0x8000_0000)); board.plug(DwUart::new(0xFEB5_0000)); protoxe_core::boot(&mut board).expect("Boot err"); }
Validate firmware, drivers, and custom RTOS abstractions on a digital twin months before tape-out.
Instantiate massive matrix parallel validation nodes in sub-milliseconds without VM overhead or memory safety leakage.
Certify verification tooling smoothly under stringent guidelines (ISO 26262 / DO-178C) thanks to pure predictability.
We are selecting a limited cohort of hardware startups and high-assurance engineering teams for our Design Partner Program.