Join us for an insightful presentation into the integration of Synopsys Verdi® and Euclide IDE, revolutionizing the debugging landscape for hardware designers. In this session, we’ll delve into next-generation Verdi’s integration with Euclide IDE, a cutting-edge integrated development environment. Discover how Euclide
Join us for an exclusive Synopsys webinar highlighting the recently unveiled, cutting-edge advancements in the next-generation Synopsys Verdi platform. Explore the power of AI-driven debug and new root cause analysis engines designed to speed-up bug finding, while experiencing enhanced usability through a refreshed
Synopsys Webinar | Wednesday, July 27, 2022 | 10:00 a.m. Pacific
Analyzing the thousands of failures from daily regression runs is a manual, tedious, and error-prone process. The process can significantly impact quality-of-results, time-to-results and cost-of-results. The Synopsys Verdi® Regression Debug Automation
It’s a matter of pride to me and many others from Atrenta days that the brand we built in SpyGlass has been so enduring. It seems that pretty much anyone who thinks of static RTL checking thinks SpyGlass. Even after Synopsys acquired Atrenta, they kept the name as-is, I’m sure because the brand recognition was so valuable.
Even good… Read More
I think Synopsys would agree that they were not an early entrant to the emulation game, but once they really got moving, they’ve been working hard to catch up and even overtake in some areas. A recent webinar highlighted work they have been doing to overcome a common challenge in this area. Being able to boot a billion-gate design, … Read More
Verification coverage is a tricky concept. Ideally a definition would measure against how many paths were tested of every possible path through the complete state graph, but that goal is unimaginably out of reach for any typical design. Instead we fall back on proxies for completeness, like hitting every line in the code. This … Read More
When I worked at Intel designing custom chips my management would often ask me, “Will first silicon work?” My typical response was, “Yes, but only for the functions that we could afford to simulate before tape-out.” This snarky response would always cause a look of alarm, quickly followed by a second … Read More
I’ve owned and used many generations of cell phones, starting back in the 1980’s with the Motorola DynaTAC phone and the biggest usability factor has always been the battery life, just how many hours of standby time will this phone provide and how many minutes of actual talk time before the battery needs to be recharged… Read More
Formal verification can provide a large productivity gain in discovering, analyzing, and debugging complex problems buried deep in a design, which may be suspected but not clearly visible or identifiable by other verification methods. However, use of formal verification methods hasn’t been common due to its perceived complexity… Read More
We might wish that all our design automation needs could be handled by pre-packaged vendor tool features available at the push of a button, but that never was and never will be the case. In the language of crass commercialism, there may be no broad market for those features, even though you consider that analysis absolutely essential.… Read More
