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Python in Verification. Veriest MeetUp

Python in Verification. Veriest MeetUp
by Bernard Murphy on 04-13-2022 at 6:00 am

Python

Veriest held a recent meetup on a topic that has always made me curious – use of Python in verification. The event, moderated by Dusica Glisic (technical marketing manager at Veriest), started with an intro from Moshe Zalcberg (CEO of Veriest) and talks by Avidan Efody (Apple verification) and Tamás Kállay (Team leader, Veriest).… Read More


5 Talks on RISC-V

5 Talks on RISC-V
by Milos Tomic on 12-27-2021 at 6:00 am

Milos Tomic

Veriest recently hosted a webinar focusing on RISC-V as a forerunner of ongoing open-source revolution in chip design. Speakers were distinguished professionals from industry and academia. Webinar covered topics from market trends to open-source hardware initiatives, tools and methodologies.

Zvonimir Bandić: RISC-V Read More


Ramping Up Software Ideas for Hardware Design

Ramping Up Software Ideas for Hardware Design
by Bernard Murphy on 12-16-2021 at 6:00 am

Bridging chasm

This is a topic in which I have a lot of interest, covered in a panel at this year’s DAC; Raúl Camposano chaired the session. I had earlier covered a keynote by Moshe Zalcberg at Europe DVCon late in 2020; he now reprises the topic. Given the incredible pace of innovation and scale in software development these days, I don’t see what we… Read More


Verification Completion: When is Enough Enough?  Part II

Verification Completion: When is Enough Enough?  Part II
by Dusica Glisic on 10-25-2021 at 10:00 am

Tunnel min

Verification is a complex task that takes the majority of time and effort in chip design. At Veriest, as an ASIC services company, we have the opportunity to work on multiple projects and methodologies, interfacing with different experts.

In this “Verification Talks” series of articles, we aim to leverage this unique… Read More


Verification Completion: When is enough enough?  Part I

Verification Completion: When is enough enough?  Part I
by Dusica Glisic on 09-30-2021 at 6:00 am

Tunnel min

Verification is a complex task that takes the majority of time and effort in chip design. Veriest shares customer views on what this means. We are an ASIC services company, and we have the opportunity to work on multiple projects and methodologies, interfacing with different experts.

In this “Verification Talks”… Read More


On Standards and Open-Sourcing. Verification Talks

On Standards and Open-Sourcing. Verification Talks
by Moshe Zalcberg on 07-05-2021 at 6:00 am

Meetup panel min 1

At Veriest we host VERIFICATION MEETUPS periodically to share verification wisdom. In our virtual meetings we’ve had hundreds of attendants from the US, Europe, Israel, India, and China. Most recently we were able to host a live event in Israel – I want to share feedback from that meeting.

We started with two presentations:… Read More


Agile and DevOps for Hardware. Keynotes at DVCon Europe

Agile and DevOps for Hardware. Keynotes at DVCon Europe
by Bernard Murphy on 11-12-2020 at 6:00 am

Agile and DevOps for Hardware

Paul Cunningham (Verification CVP/GM at Cadence) initiated our monthly Innovation in Verification blog to hunt for novel ideas in verification, breaking past the usual steady, necessary but undramatic pace of incremental advances. I attended a couple of sessions from DVCon Europe recently, and was encouraged to hear a couple… Read More


Israel and Automotive Safety. More Active Than You May Think.

Israel and Automotive Safety. More Active Than You May Think.
by Bernard Murphy on 10-21-2020 at 10:00 am

autonomy min

CadenceLIVE ran a session recently in Europe which I thought would be interesting to check out, especially around automotive needs. The live sessions were too early/late for me (middle of the night) and sadly the talks I really wanted to hear weren’t recorded. Instead, I dug around for updates on automotive electronics in Europe.… Read More


Veriest Meetup Provides Insights on Safety, Deadlocks

Veriest Meetup Provides Insights on Safety, Deadlocks
by Bernard Murphy on 10-01-2020 at 6:00 am

Veriest Logo min

I wasn’t familiar with Veriest, I’m guessing you may not be either. They are a design and verification services company based in the Tel Aviv area (Israel). The CEO, Moshe Zalcberg, was earlier GM for Cadence in Israel. Echoes for me of the early days working with Ajoy Bose in Interra. Veriest have a big emphasis in verification, for… Read More


Online Verification Meet-up With Intel and Arm!

Online Verification Meet-up With Intel and Arm!
by Daniel Nenni on 09-11-2020 at 10:00 am

Online meetup sep semiwiki

Veriest is headquartered in Israel with engineering sites in Serbia & Hungary. The team has accumulated a wealth of experience through involvement in projects in the forefront of semiconductor technology.

Veriest maintains unrivaled quality standards in terms of both service and knowledge. With the ability to take on … Read More