Modern chip design verification often encounters challenges when connecting peripherals, primarily due to drastic differences in operating speed or hardware limitations. Designs running on hardware emulators or FPGA prototyping platforms typically operate at clock frequencies of tens of megahertz, and in some cases even… Read More
Ceva Unleashes Wi-Fi 7 Pulse: Awakening Instant AI Brains in IoT and Physical RobotsIn the rapidly evolving landscape of connected devices,…Read More
Adding Expertise to GenAI: An Insightful Study on Fine-TuningI wrote earlier about how deep expertise, say…Read More
EDA Has a Value Capture Problem — An Outsider’s ViewBy Liyue Yan (lyan1@bu.edu) Fact 1: In the…Read More
WEBINAR: How PCIe Multistream Architecture is Enabling AI ConnectivityIn the race to power ever-larger AI models,…Read More
A Six-Minute Journey to Secure Chip Design with CaspiaHardware-level chip security has become an important topic…Read MoreAn Insight into Building Quantum Computers
Given my physics background I’m ashamed to admit I know very little about quantum computers (QC) though I’m now working to correct that defect. Like many of you I wanted to start with the basics: what are the components and systems in the physical implementation of a quantum “CPU” and how do they map to classical CPUs? I’m finding the… Read More
I Have Seen the Future with ChipAgents Autonomous Root Cause Analysis
I have seen a lot of EDA tool demos in my time. More than I want to admit. The perceived quality of the demo usually came down to a combination of the speed of the tool, quality of results and the ease of navigating through the graphical user interface. For the last item, how easy the interface was on the eyes, how clear were the relationships… Read More
Arm FCSA and the Journey to Standardizing Open Chiplet-Based Design
I have written before about an inter-chiplet communication challenge to realizing the dream of multi-die designs built around open-market chiplets. Still a worthy dream but it’s going to take a journey to get there. Arm recently donated their Foundation Chiplet System Architecture (FCSA) to the Open Compute Project (OCP) as… Read More
Boosting SoC Design Productivity with IP-XACT
IP-XACT, defined by IEEE 1685, is a standard that pulls together IP packaging, integration, and reuse. For anyone building modern SoCs (Systems on Chip), IP-XACT isn’t just another XML schema: it is a productivity multiplier and a risk-reduction tool that brings order to your electronic system design.
What is IP-XACT?
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Revolution EDA: A New EDA Mindset for a New Era
Murat Eskiyerli, PhD, is the founder of Revolution EDA
Modern software development environments have evolved dramatically. A developer can download Visual Studio Code, install a few plugins, and be productive within minutes. The cost? Perhaps a few hundred dollars per month for cloud development resources. Compare that to… Read More
CEO Interview with Roy Barnes of TPC
Roy Barnes is the group president of The Partner Companies (TPC), a specialty manufacturer, overseeing TPC’s photochemical etching companies: Elcon, E-Fab, Fotofab, Microphoto and PEI.
Roy is an experienced leader known for building strong teams, driving change and inspiring people to succeed. Throughout his career, he … Read More
CEO Interview with Mr. Shoichi Teshiba of Macnica ATD
With over 30 years of experience in sales and marketing of semiconductors and electronic components, Mr. Shoichi Teshiba has worked across a broad range of industries including storage, servers, networking, consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and automotive. Combining deep insight into both domestic and global… Read More
Podcast EP317: A Broad Overview of Design Data Management with Keysight’s Pedro Pires
Daniel is joined by Pedro Pires, a product and technology leader with a strong background in IP and data management within the EDA industry. Currently a product manager at Keysight Technologies, he drives the roadmap for the AI-driven data management solutions. Pedro’s career spans roles in software engineering and data science… Read More
Silicon Catalyst on the Road to $1 Trillion Industry
There were quite a few announcements at the Silicon Catalyst event at the Computer History Museum last week. The event itself was eventful with semiconductor legends in the audience and on the stage. First let’s talk about the announcements Silicon Catalyst made then we will talk about the event itself.
In addition to expanding… Read More


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