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Design and manufacturing complexities in market segments such as AI, 5G, Automotive and HPC pose significant challenge for physical verification engineers
From household appliances to thermostats, from smartphones to automobiles, from industrial equipment to medical equipment, semiconductor chips are everywhere. These complex feats of incredible human wisdom have powered our world, boosted the global economy, and enriched our lives.
Semiconductor chips are pervasive—inside everything from appliances to thermostats, smartphones to automobiles, and industrial equipment to medical devices. These incredibly complex feats of human ingenuity power our world, fuel the global economy and enrich our lives.
Semiconductor chips are pervasive—inside everything from appliances to thermostats, smartphones to automobiles, and industrial equipment to medical devices. These incredibly complex feats of human ingenuity power our world, fuel the global economy and enrich our lives.
The “Mother of All Cycles” is underway. Our thesis, “The Age of AI Scaling, Mother of All Cycles”, posits that the setup of the current semiconductor cycle is a rare planetary alignment of market forces, which include Artificial Intelligence and AI at the Edge. We see the
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Benefits of Systems Engineering in Autonomous Vehicle Development
It is estimated that the autonomous vehicle market will be worth a staggering 7 trillion dollars by 2050. Unsurprisingly, OEMs are not the only ones racing to develop tomorrow’s fully automated vehicles;
High-performance DFT simulation is key to completing today’s complex systems on chip (SoCs) on schedule. Because most simulators were developed before the multi-core era, they process Verilog code in a single thread, managing a single active queue of events and handling them one at a time. The serial method in
Leaders around the world embrace semiconductor know-how as a top-tier asset to fuel their innovation strategies.
The need for deep technical expertise and scale has resulted in a specialized global value chain. Access to a global ecosystem of industry & academia, and access to state-of-the-art infrastructure, are the