There is no interest of commercial users in open source tools for ancient FPGA architectures.
I don't know what of my other stuff, if any, is used in ALS specifically. (Those machines are also being changed constantly.) But in general LBNL is also using Yosys for various tasks and have at least started to evaluate nextpnr for ECP5.
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The reason I mentioned PicoRV32 in ALS is because safety interlocks are a pretty permanent part of the system (so I can be pretty sure it's still in there) and interlocks are a critical component, so they definitely trust those open source cores with >$20M on the line.
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