In Part II of this story, Cadence, Synopsys and Imperas offer challenges that hardware and software designers will face in verifying system requirements.

IoT system-level modeling and prototyping challenges are examined by ARM, Mathworks, Cadence, Synopsys, Analog Devices, Atrenta, and STMicroelectronics.

Kickstarter Projects, Code Coverage, Specman, IP Verification, MOOC, Automotive, Mixed Signal, Conflict Free and IGBT.

IoT Crime, Power Needs, Cypress and Spansion Merge, Arduino Smart Home, Bitcoin Mining, Apple Pay, Microsoft/Google/autoGraph, Eutech Cybernetic taps Orange

by Hamilton Carter Senior Editor Altera’s Ron Wilson lays out the consequences and opportunities of what he calls the flash revolution.  Find out what stackable flash memory cells portend for your industry.   Amiq’s Stefan Birdman reports on the inaugural DVCon Europe.  Get a Birds-Eye View of Stefan’s experience there and the cool things he found.   Mentor’s Colin Walls …

IoT analog and wireless manufacturers seek to add value with integration of sensor fusion devices.

Reason for Existence, Blackberry, Businesses Embracing IoT, Google’s Latest Greenlight, Public Trust, Qualcomm Plays, Millennials Did It

by Hamilton Carter Senior Ediotr Technology jobs in politics appear to be better gender balanced than technology jobs in general.  Connectivity’s Chris Nehls’ says: “But many women sketch a very different picture of the political technology sector here in Washington. While politics certainly has its own glass ceilings, the joining of two industries long dominated by men – politics and …

by Hamilton Carter, Senior Editor Part 3 of the Specman reflection API blogs from Cadence is out. Once again, if you like building meta-tools, this API is for you! For example, want to build a memory profiler with functionality not built into the tool? The power lies within the reflection API.   Linda Qian of Intel briefs us on Intel’s …

A popular Japanese sales application gains traction in North America by engaging technical design and business teams with tablet-based, end user focused tools.