Tag Archives: EDA

It seems like every tech company on the planet now offers an AI application, especially in generative AI. Most are more marketing ploys than practical implementations, but all rely on specifically designed semiconductor chips. Such demand is already changing the landscape of the semiconductor industry. Read the complete story at Semiconductor Digest.

Learn from other industries to gain a system's perspective was the reoccurring theme of Garysmith EDA analyst Laurie Balch’s pre-DAC address.

System-of-Systems (SoS) company Siemens significantly expands with acquisition of Mentor Graphics System-on-Chip (SoC), board-level and automotive technologies.

Silvaco’s acquisition of IPextreme points to the increasing importance of IP in EDA.

A common coding practice can lead to product efficiency but also software maintenance nightmares and technical debt.

Criticalblue’s CEO David Stewart reveals how software driven hardware performance optimization moved them beyond the chip design world.

Software running close to the silicon hardware still presents many challenges for designs in terms of memory footprint optimization and security vulnerability.

A panel of experts from Dassault Systemes, ARM, Cadence and IPextreme turned a critical eye to the management of IP in the Google-on-Air event. By John Blyler, Editorial Director, IP Systems Last week, I moderated a panel on the evolving challenges faced by semiconductor companies in managing a growing base of intellectual property (IP) blocks. While the panel was sponsored by Dassault …

John Blyler interviews Dr. Gary Ray about reproducible research in open source hardware design and impact to EDA-IP chip development.

Will existing EDA vendors have a market for their tools in the next decade or so?