The annual SNUG (Synopsys Users Group) conference, now in its 35th year, once again brought together key stakeholders to showcase accomplishments, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities within the semiconductor and electronics industry. With approximately 2,500 attendees, SNUG 2025 served as a dynamic hub for collaboration… Read More
Join us for an Q&A technical session with Madhumita Sanyal, technical product director of HPC IP, and Richard Solomon, principal product manager and vice-president of PCI-SIG, discussing the pivotal role of PCIe 7.0 in enabling high-performance computing, AI clusters, and next-gen chip designs. This session will explore
Dan is joined by Jon Ames, principal product manager for the Synopsys Ethernet IP portfolio. Jon has been working in the communications industry since 1988 and has led engineering and marketing activities from the early days of switched Ethernet to the latest data center and high-performance computing Ethernet technologies.… Read More
Memory testing in the early days of computing was a relatively straightforward process. Designers relied on simple, deterministic approaches to verify the functionality of memory modules. However, as memory density increased and systems became more complex, the likelihood of faults also rose. With advancements in memory… Read More
Today’s AI designs stress verification teams to an unprecedented extent. The compound complexity from software, hardware, interfaces, and architecture options leads to the challenge of running quadrillions of verification cycles across IP, sub-systems, SoCs, and Multi-die designs. Learn how leaders from AMD, Arm, Nvidia,
Since 1991, the Synopsys Users Group (SNUG) has represented a global design community focused on innovating from Silicon to Systems. Today, as the electronics industry’s largest user conference, SNUG brings together over 12,000 Synopsys tool and technology users across North America,
Since 1991, the Synopsys Users Group (SNUG) has represented a global design community focused on innovating from Silicon to Systems. Today, as the electronics industry’s largest user conference, SNUG brings together over 12,000 Synopsys tool and technology users across North America,
Last week, Synopsys announced an expansion of their Hardware-Assisted Verification (HAV) portfolio to accelerate semiconductor design innovations. These advancements are designed to meet the increasing demands of semiconductor complexity, enabling faster and more efficient verification across software and hardware… Read More
Date: March, 13 – 9 a.m. PST
Using virtual prototypes alongside early accessible performance models of new SoC or Chiplet architectures has become the de facto standard for early architecture performance modeling, exploration, and analysis. However, as designs and tools become increasingly complex, these virtual
Predictions in technology adoption often hinge on a delicate balance between technical feasibility and market dynamics. While business considerations play a pivotal role, the technical category reasons for the success or failure of a prediction are more tangible and often easier to identify—if scrutinized with care. However,… Read More
