THE BARE METAL PERFORMANCE ENGINE / LOCAL CPU DEMO

Try the Engine.
See a real test result.

Choose a ready-made example, check its setup, then start a local CPU test. No code upload or paid service is needed.

Choose an example →Your projects and results

01 / EXPLORE THE ENGINE

Choose an example to test.

Pick one below. We will check that its setup is safe, ask your permission, then run the checks. Results usually appear within a minute; the test has a five-minute limit.

Sign in to your prepared demo workspace to open the examples. Use the customer demo account provided by your presenter; no new account or customer code is needed. Sign in to the demo →

What to inspect along the way

01 · Your success criteria

Record the workload, current and target stack, correctness requirements and the metric you need to improve. Add an existing profiler trace to rank operations.

02 · The actual change

See baseline failures, each repair attempt, compiler and test findings, and the source diff. A requested chip is distinct from the device that ran a check.

03 · Review and continuity

A separate reviewer accepts or requests changes. Download the accepted handoff, then record a stack change to see earlier evidence become historical.

The marketplace stays connected to the work.

Inspect the registry

Filter recorded results, examine conditions and request a target. Hardware interest is not a confirmed reservation.

Browse evidence →Keep your project

Save interests, continue into an Engine objective and retain the selected target in its history.

Open member portal →Explore qualification programs

Catalog entries, supplier submissions, campaigns and proposal records connect through the same workspace.

Open marketplace →

Execution and evidence, clearly separated

The examples above run host CPU checks. The registry contains historical accelerator and emulator records with their own conditions. Live model generation, a new target-chip run and public customer access require their configured services and approved budgets.

The existing isolated histogram verification flow remains available, including independent release and a signed package: open verification or download its sample.