Tag: software

Webinar: Virtual ISO 26262 Functional Safety Software Workshop for Automotive Value Chain

Webinar: Virtual ISO 26262 Functional Safety Software Workshop for Automotive Value Chain
by Admin on 11-13-2024 at 12:15 am

We are holding a free virtual training course specifically tailored for automotive OEMs, suppliers, and semiconductor industry professionals. This course will equip you with a better understanding of the software solutions available to help you comply with ISO26262.

TIME:
November 28, 2024
9:30 AM – 4:30 PM CET

Venue:
Virtual

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Webinar: Tackling the Challenges of Functional Safety and Cybersecurity – Virtual Hands-on Workshop

Webinar: Tackling the Challenges of Functional Safety and Cybersecurity – Virtual Hands-on Workshop
by Admin on 11-13-2024 at 12:05 am

This is a hands-on workshop where the participants will get an opportunity to work with Ansys Medini and perform safety analysis through the Ansys virtual lab.

TIME:
November 19, 2024
10AM IST to 5PM IST

Venue:
Virtual

Overview

Ansys medini analyze is a model-based, integrated tool supporting safety analysis for safety-critical

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Insights into DevOps Trends in Hardware Design

Insights into DevOps Trends in Hardware Design
by Bernard Murphy on 08-09-2023 at 6:00 am
Categories: EDA, Perforce

DevOps

Periodically I like to check in on the unsung heroes behind the attention-grabbing world of design. I’m speaking of the people responsible for the development and deployment infrastructure on which we all depend – version control, testing, build, release – collectively known these days as DevOps (development operations). … Read More

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A 2021 Summary of OpenFive

A 2021 Summary of OpenFive
by Kalar Rajendiran on 02-01-2022 at 10:00 am
Categories: Chiplet, OpenFive, Semiconductor Services

Key Features of the Edge AI Vision Platform

Building a better mousetrap plays a key role in achieving market success in any industry. Of course, building one requires differentiating the product from the others already in the market. A differentiated product can even lead to creating demand for new products in adjacent markets. All of this is great but how do you implement… Read More

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CEO Interview: Andreas Kuehlmann of Tortuga Logic

CEO Interview: Andreas Kuehlmann of Tortuga Logic
by Bernard Murphy on 10-23-2020 at 6:00 am
Categories: CEO Interviews, IP, Security, Tortuga Logic
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CEO interview

You may remember Andreas from his time at Synopsys, where he led the new Software Integrity Business Unit. He joined Tortuga Logic a couple of months ago to lead the company. Given his background in software security, I was eager to get a CEO interview. Andreas is a EE with background at IBM in the PowerPC and EDA. He directed Cadence… Read More

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What are you ready to mobilize for FPGA debug?

What are you ready to mobilize for FPGA debug?
by Frederic Leens on 12-04-2017 at 7:00 am
Categories: EDA, FPGA

There are 3 common misconceptions about debugging FPGA with the real hardware:

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  • Debugging happens because the engineers are incompetent.
  • FPGA debugging on hardware ‘wastes’ resources.
  • A single methodology should solve ALL the problems.
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    Embedded Agility

    Embedded Agility
    by Bernard Murphy on 11-21-2016 at 12:00 pm
    Categories: Automotive, EDA, Synopsys

    A familiar refrain in software development, as much as in hardware development, is that the size and complexity of projects continues to grow as schedules shrink and expectations of quality can increase dramatically. A common approach to managing this challenge in software programs is agile development practices and one aspect… Read More

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    There is more than C to worry about

    There is more than C to worry about
    by Don Dingee on 10-17-2016 at 4:00 pm
    Categories: IoT

    We periodically see that “software ate the world” line – I’m pretty sure I’ve used it a couple times myself. The fact is, software doesn’t run itself; never has, never will. Somewhere there has to be an underlying computer. First it was on beads, then in gears, then in tubes.… Read More