AI data center networks now operate at a scale where device-level validation no longer reflects real performance. Engineers must understand how systems behave under realistic traffic conditions, not just in isolated tests.
Join Ram Periakaruppan, vice president and general manager of network applications and security at… Read More
As systems move into higher frequencies and wider bandwidths, small measurement errors can lead to costly design decisions. Engineers working in wireless, radar, satellite, and optical domains must now validate signals that push existing tools to their limits.
Join Jun Chie, Vice President of Product Management at Keysight,… Read More
Data rates have doubled, but validation methods have not kept pace. As PCIe, DDR, and multi-terabit optical interconnects evolve, engineers are encountering signal integrity challenges much earlier in the design process.
Join Niels Fache, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Design Engineering Software at Keysight,… Read More
As semiconductors continue to scale, designers are turning to 3DIC architectures to meet increasing demands for performance, energy efficiency, and functional density in data centers and edge AI applications. However, stacking multiple dies introduces new multiphysics challenges including electrical, structural, and… Read More
The upcoming webinar “Intelligent Networks: Power, Reliability, and Maintenance in Telecom” will focus on how telecommunications networks are adapting to growing demands for efficiency, resilience, and scalability. As telecom operators expand 5G deployments, integrate cloud-native architectures, and prepare for AI-driven… Read More
The explosive growth of AI and accelerated computing is placing unprecedented demands on system-on-chip (SoC) design. Modern AI workloads require extremely high bandwidth, ultra-low latency, and energy-efficient data movement across increasingly heterogeneous architectures. As SoCs scale to incorporate clusters of… Read More
An engineering change order, or ECO in the context of ASIC design is a way to modify or patch a design after layout without needing to re-implement the design from its starting point. There are many reasons to use an ECO strategy. Some examples include correcting errors that are found in post-synthesis verification, optimizing … Read More
This webinar, in partnership with Easy-Logic Technology, is to address the complexities and challenges associated with functional ECO (Engineering Change Order) in ASIC design, with a particular focus on mixed-signal designs.
The webinar begins by highlighting the critical role of mixed-signal chips in modern applications,… Read More
Edge AI is rapidly transforming how intelligent solutions are designed, from smart home devices to autonomous vehicles, healthcare gadgets, and industrial IoT. Yet, architects, chip designers, and product managers frequently grapple with a common and daunting challenge: creating efficient, high-performance AI solutions… Read More
In today’s data-driven systems—from cloud storage and AI accelerators to automotive logging and edge computing—every byte counts. The exponential growth in data volumes, real-time processing demands, and constrained bandwidth has made efficient, lossless data compression a mission-critical requirement. Software-based… Read More
