Tag Archives: DVCon

Accellera’s Chair, Shishpal Rawat, talks about the expanding Accellera-IEEE relationship, the need for portable stimulus and why SystemJava would be difficult.

With the completion of the 2016 US event, DVCon now serves more than 2,000 attendees worldwide each year.

Yatin Trivedi, DVCon Chair, talks about Internet-of-Things verification issues and differences between standard specifications and implementations efforts.

Xilinx in space; lenssless optics; the AMBA coherent host interface; the downside of silos; vertical companies; gender inequity; PCIe Gen 4; and the de-evolution of the SoC

UVM platform specifics and coding examples; ringing MOSFETs; the capture, care, and upkeep of young engineers; post-DVCon coverage, and building vs. Jaguar

Buffer, and ADC design considerations; all about timing specifications; portable stimulus; Star Trek and the IoT; the Wilson Group's functional verification study; RTOS performance; the Silicon Valley age gap; temperature and humidity sensors; requirements management; and the oft-dreaded question "What do you do for a living?"

A look at the IoT and new, near-field comm technology; the TechMuseum of Innovation Applied Materials Tech Awards; applying the IoT to things that build the IoT, (does that make it a self-aware IoT?); and a few language structure pieces for the hardcore coder in each of us.