Chooses the workloads that stand for how customers will use the chip, from public benchmarks to traces of real applications, and turns them into forms each platform can run.
This sub-function's own lane. See it beside the other sub-functions of performance and power-performance analysis on the function's swimlane.
Chevrons show maturity by the end of each stage and open that stage's row below; diamonds are freeze and sign-off points; triangles are the lifecycle's gates.
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