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Webinar: Data Center RAS in the Age of AI Computing

Webinar: Data Center RAS in the Age of AI Computing
by Admin on 06-12-2025 at 1:57 pm

Thursday, July 10, 2025

10:00am PDT | 1:00pm EDT | 19:00 CEST

As AI revolutionizes industries, the demand for high-performance, low power computing intensifies, placing unprecedented requirements on data centers. This panel will explore the transformative impact of AI processing on data center reliability, availability,… Read More

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Are Standard Cell Libs, Memories and Mixed-signal IP Availabe at 7nm FF?

Are Standard Cell Libs, Memories and Mixed-signal IP Availabe at 7nm FF?
by Eric Esteve on 05-05-2016 at 7:00 am
Categories: EDA, FinFET, IP, Synopsys

More than 500 designers (562) have responded to a survey made in 2015 by Synopsys. Answering to the question “What is the fastest clock speed of your design?” 56% have mentioned a clock higher than 500 MHz (and still 40% higher than 1 GHz). If you compare with the results obtained 10 years ago, the largest proportion of answers was for… Read More

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Can you really address the Automotive market with AP designed for smartphone?

Can you really address the Automotive market with AP designed for smartphone?
by Eric Esteve on 03-16-2016 at 7:00 am
Categories: Automotive, IP, NetSpeed Systems

If you remember, when TI decided to exit the booming wireless segment in 2012, the company decided to re-focus their application processor product line (OMAP) initially developed for smartphone “to a broader market including industrial clients like carmakers”. Being a TI employee in the 90’s in south of France, where TI has started… Read More

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Bye-Bye DDRn Protocol?

Bye-Bye DDRn Protocol?
by Eric Esteve on 03-30-2014 at 11:34 am
Categories: IP, Synopsys

In fact, this assertion is provocative, as the DDR4 protocol standard has just been released by JEDEC… after 10 years discussion around the protocol features. Yes, the first discussions about DDR4 have started ten years ago! Will DDR4 be used in the industry? The answer is certainly yes, and DDR4 will most probably be used for years.… Read More