Webinar: From Waveforms to AI: Simulating 6G Before It Exists (America’s Session)

Webinar: From Waveforms to AI: Simulating 6G Before It Exists (America’s Session)
by Admin on 09-03-2026 at 1:59 am

September 24, 2026 | 10:00 AM PDT

6G standardization is accelerating: 3GPP RAN1 is actively evaluating candidate waveforms, new duplexing schemes, and advanced channel coding proposals, with each organization running proprietary simulators under subtly different assumptions. This makes direct comparison of results nearly

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How Agentic AI Turns IC Engineers into Architects

How Agentic AI Turns IC Engineers into Architects
by Daniel Nenni on 09-01-2026 at 2:00 pm

How Agentic AI Turns IC Engineers into Architects

There is an interesting article by Kexun ZHang of ChipAgents on their blogsite. This is a company to watch, absolutely.  Here is my take on it:

Software engineering has already demonstrated the trajectory of agentic AI. Coding tools progressed from autocomplete to systems that interpret requests, inspect repositories, modify… Read More


Because X doesn’t always mark the exact spot

Because X doesn’t always mark the exact spot
by Don Dingee on 11-30-2013 at 1:00 pm

Digital hardware has a habit of deciding – based on the bias and behavior of transistors – to drive outputs to a 0, or a 1, or if commanded a high-impedance Z state. SystemVerilog recognizes a fourth state: X, the “unknown” state a simulator has trouble inferring.

Simulators have a choice. Under X-optimism, they can convert the unknown… Read More