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@@ -45,7 +45,8 @@ as well as ongoing work on the Simulator.
 # Have you been involved with projects or organisations relevant to this project before? And if so, can you tell us a bit about your contributions?
 
 A lot! a full list is maintained here <https://libre-soc.org/nlnet_proposals/>
-and includes the world's first FOSSHW IEEE754 Formal Correctness Proofs for fadd, fsub, and fma; the world's first in-place Discrete Cosine Transform algorithm;
+and includes the world's first FOSSHW IEEE754 Formal Correctness Proofs for fadd, fsub, and fma, with support for FP Formal Proofs added to symbiyosis;
+the world's first in-place Discrete Cosine Transform algorithm;
 Significant improvements to Europe's only silicon-proven FOSSHW VLSI toolchain (coriolis2, by LIP6 Labs) to do an 800,000 transistor fully automated RTL2GDSII
 tape-out; the side-benefits alone are enormous.
 
@@ -55,6 +56,22 @@ EUR 100,000.
 
 # Explain what the requested budget will be used for? 
 
+* ongoing communication with the OpenPOWER Foundation ISA Working Group
+* preparation of a large number of RFCs (380 pages total so far) through
+  the External RFC Process
+* for each RFC accepted, work needs to be done with IBM to submit Power ISA Spec
+  changes
+* for each RFC accepted, a Compliance Test Suite must be written
+* for each Compliance Test Suite written the results must be
+  confirmed correct by inspection (hence the Simulator) which has
+  as we already discovered been quite a lot of work
+* Along the way we aim to continue developing the "Test API" which
+  allows running thousands of unit tests on multiple systems and
+  cross-checking the results.  Currently we have Simulator, some
+  "Expected Results", and the Libre-SOC HDL as well as qemu.
+  We aim to add cavatools, gem5, Microwatt and stand-alone binary
+  auto-generation for running on IBM POWER9 as well as Libre-SOC
+  and Microwatt FPGAs.
 
 # Compare your own project with existing or historical efforts.