Yannick founded EUMETRYS in 2012. He began his engineering career for Schlumberger in 1998 in West Africa and then became an applications engineer for the company from 2000 to 2004 in the semiconductor sector. In 2004, he joined Soluris as a field service engineer until 2006, then Nanometrics as a technical product support specialist.… Read More



Visualizing System Design with Samtec’s Picture Search
If you’ve spent a lot of time in the chip or EDA business, “design” typically means chip design. These days it means heterogeneous multi-chip design. If you’ve spent time developing end products, “design” has a much broader meaning. Chips, subsystems, chassis and product packaging are in focus. This is just a short list if you consider… Read More
Flynn Was Right: How a 2003 Warning Foretold Today’s Architectural Pivot
In 2003, legendary computer architect Michael J. Flynn issued a warning that most of the industry wasn’t ready to hear. The relentless march toward more complex CPUs—with speculative execution, deep pipelines, and bloated instruction handling—was becoming unsustainable. In a paper titled “Computer Architecture … Read More
Enabling RISC-V & AI Innovations with Andes AX45MPV Running Live on S2C Prodigy S8-100 Prototyping System
Qualifying an AI-class RISC-V SoC demands proving that wide vectors, deep caches, and high-speed I/O operate flawlessly long before tape-out. At the recent Andes RISC-V Conference, Andes Technology and S2C showcased this by successfully booting a lightweight large language model (LLM) inference on a single S2C Prodigy™ S8-100… Read More
DAC News – A New Era of Electronic Design Begins with Siemens EDA AI
AI is the centerpiece of DAC this year. How to design chips to bring AI algorithms to life, how to prevent AI from hacking those chips, and of course how to use AI to design AI chips. In this latter category, there were many presentations, product announcements and demonstrations. I was impressed by many of them. But an important observation… Read More
IP Surgery and the Redundant Logic Problem
It’s now difficult to remember when we didn’t reuse our own IP and didn’t have access to extensive catalogs of commercial IP. But reuse comes with a downside – without modification we can’t finetune IP specs to exactly what we want in a current design. We’re contractually limited in how we can adapt commercial IP, however vendors … Read More
Electronics Up, Smartphones down
Electronics production in key Asian countries has been steady to increasing in the last several months. In April 2025, China electronics production three-month-average change versus a year ago (3/12) was 11.5%, up from 9.5% in January but below the average 3/12 of 12% in 2024. India showed the strongest growth, with 3/12 of 15%… Read More
Arteris at the 2025 Design Automation Conference #62DAC
Key Takeaways:
- Expanded Multi-Die Solution: Arteris showcases its foundational technology for rapid chiplet-based innovation. Check out the multi-die highlights video.
- Ecosystem compatibility: Supported through integration with products from major EDA and foundry partners, including Cadence, Synopsys, and global
Secure-IC at the 2025 Design Automation Conference #62DAC
Secure-IC at DAC 2025: Building Trust into Tomorrow’s Chips and Systems
As semiconductor innovation accelerates, the chiplet-based design paradigm is redefining the landscape of advanced electronic systems. At DAC 2025, Secure-IC (booth #1208) will present a comprehensive suite of technologies engineered to address the… Read More
Podcast EP293: 3DIC Progress and What’s Coming at DAC with Dr. John Ferguson and Kevin Rinebold of Siemens EDA
Dan is joined by Dr. John Ferguson, Director of Product Management for the Calibre nmDRC and 3DIC related products for Siemens EDA. John has worked extensively in the area of physical design verification. Holding several patents, he is also a frequent author in the physical design and verification domain. Current activities … Read More
Flynn Was Right: How a 2003 Warning Foretold Today’s Architectural Pivot