Arm aims for IPO as Nvidia calls off its bid
Nvidia has decided to give up on acquiring Arm from SoftBank. The IP provider will now aim for an IPO by the end of March 2023.
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AMD moves gradually into 3D integration
At December's Design Automation Conference, AMD senior vice president Sam Naffziger provided more insights into the chipmaker’s use of chiplet-based design and manufacture.
PDF and Siemens renew links for yield insights
Siemens has refreshed its collaboration with PDF Solutions with the aim of using test data and other sources to provide actionable information to improve device yield.
Imperas pulls together tools for RISC-V verification
Imperas has put together a suite of tools to verify that custom RISC-V processor cores remain compatible with the common infrastructure behind the open-source instruction set.
Chiplets may have to prove themselves for secure operation
University of Florida researcher proposes third-party checks on chiplets to demonstrate they are free of trojans.
UK consortium starts work on cryogenic CMOS
A £6.5m grant will fund the development of memories and other IP to improve the control of qubits in quantum computers.
Design management survey points to more tactical cloud EDA
Cloud computing is gaining ground in EDA but close to a third of organizations are planning to stay with on-premises computing for the foreseeable future, according to a survey commissioned by IC Manage.
Python provides the link for speed checks at Sondrel
Sondrel has combined EDA tools with custom SystemC and Python code to develop a system that can help automate the detailed performance analysis of high-level architectures before RTL is generated.
Glitch detection cores add to Agile portfolio
Agile Analog has moved into the supply of cores for detecting hardware-hacking attempts as well as more conventional data-conversion modules.
Emulation’s scheduling challenge
Emulation capacity and its scalability is a major issue for large SoC designs, said panelists at DVCon Europe.