You've built logic, synthesized it, closed timing, designed an accelerator, quantized it, and verified it. Now assemble the tape-out contract: the flow that turns your RTL into a GDS layout and a real TinyTapeout tile, on an open PDK, for a few hundred dollars.
Predict firstYour RTL becomes a fabricated tile. What sets the ceiling on what the tile can do?
The flow is real and so are its limits. Seeing the whole path from a Verilog file to a die is what makes the node ceiling concrete rather than a number in a datasheet.