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Doulos

United Kingdom

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What Doulos does.

Doulos offers global training solutions for engineers developing electronics. The company provides courses on formal verification, SystemVerilog, and UVM, as well as Python and cocotb for IC verification. They offer specialized courses for developing with Arm Cortex-V8 processors and embedded Android security. The company supports ship and agent types and works with various brands and manufacturers such as Arm, Renesas, and AMD. Certifications and classes are not explicitly mentioned, but the courses indicate that they award recognized qualifications. Doulos is based in the United Kingdom and offers a wide range of training courses focused on hardware, embedded software, and system engineers.

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