Gajendra Prasad Singh, also known as GP Singh, is a seasoned tech professional with over 26 years of experience in advanced semiconductor chips. With a zeal to solve the most complex technical problems, he harped on a difficult journey to create programmable AI Microprocessors, that provide high-performance in a cost-effective… Read More
Intel to Compete with Broadcom and Marvell in the Lucrative ASIC BusinessThe second chapter of our book “Fabless: The…Read More
Why IP Quality and Governance Are Essential in Modern Chip DesignBy Kamal Khan In today’s semiconductor industry, success…Read More
U.S. Electronics Production GrowingU.S. electronics production has been on an accelerating…Read More
Inference Acceleration from the Ground UpVSORA, a pioneering high-tech company, has engineered a…Read MoreSystemReady Certified: Ensuring Effortless Out-of-the-Box Arm Processor Deployments
When contemplating the Lego-like hardware and software structure of a leading system-on-chip (SoC) design, a mathematically inclined mind might marvel at the tantalizing array of combinatorial possibilities among its hardware and software components. In contrast, the engineering team tasked with its validation may have… Read More
PDF Solutions Hosts Executive Conference December 12 on AI’s Power to Transform Semiconductor Design and Manufacturing
PDF Solutions, Inc. will host an AI Executive Conference Thursday, December 12, in San Francisco featuring keynotes, presentations, panels and demonstrations offering insights into the power of AI to transform semiconductor design and manufacturing. The conference immediately follows the 70th Annual IEEE International… Read More
Accelerating Electric Vehicle Development – Through Integrated Design Flow for Power Modules
The development of electric vehicles (EVs) is key to transitioning to sustainable transportation. However, designing high-performance EVs presents significant challenges, particularly in power module design. Power modules, including inverters, bulky DC capacitors, power management ICs (PMICs), and battery packs, … Read More
A Master Class with Ansys and Synopsys, The Latest Advances in Multi-Die Design
2.5D and 3D multi-die design is rapidly moving into the mainstream for many applications. HPC, GPU, mobile, and AI/ML are application areas that have seen real benefits. The concept of “mix/match” for chips and chiplets to form a complex system sounds deceptively simple. In fact, the implementation and analysis techniques required… Read More
SystemC Update 2024
SystemC version 1.0 came out in 2000 as a C++ class library for system-level modeling and simulation, and on SemiWiki.com there are some 497 references to the language. I wanted to provide an update in this blog so that engineering teams can become more efficient in using SystemC on their SoC projects, saving time and improving product… Read More
Innexis Product Suite: Driving Shift Left in IC Design and Systems Development
At the heart of the shift-left strategy is the goal of moving traditionally late-stage tasks—such as software development, validation, and optimization—earlier in the design process. This proactive approach allows teams to identify and resolve issues before they escalate, reducing costly rework and shortening the overall… Read More
How Breker is Helping to Solve the RISC-V Certification Problem
RISC-V cores are popping up everywhere. The growth of this open instruction set architecture (ISA) was quite evident at the recent RISC-V summit. You can check out some of the RISC-V buzz on SemiWiki here. While all this is quite exciting and encouraging, there are hurdles to face before true prime-time, ubiquitous application… Read More
CEO Interview: Ollie Jones of Sondrel
Sondrel has just appointed a new CEO, Ollie Jones, so we had a chat with him to find out his vision for the company.
Ollie is a highly driven, commercially astute senior leader with 20+ years Commercial and Business Development experience across Technology and Engineering sectors.
Ollie has worked extensively across Europe, North… Read More
Is AI Intelligent? Insights from Ronjon Nag’s Presentation
In his keynote at the 2024 31st IEEE Electronic Design Process Symposium, Dr. Ronjon Nag, an adjunct professor at Stanford Medicine and president of the R42 Group, poses the provocative question: “Is AI Intelligent?” Drawing from four decades of pioneering work in AI, Nag blends personal anecdotes, scientific … Read More



Intel to Compete with Broadcom and Marvell in the Lucrative ASIC Business