DAC 2013 REMINDER: ‘No Free Monday’
But you can still get in for free by registering for the 'I Love DAC' scheme by this Friday (May 17th).
Author Archives: Paul Dempsey
DAC 2013 Preview VI: CEO ‘visions’ added
Leaders from Cadence, Jasper, Mentor and Synopsys are late additions to DAC 2013, giving 15-minute pre-keynote talks previewing design's next half century.
DAC 2013 Preview V: Rounding out the keynotes
Cadence-and-Synopsys co-founder and Freescale's new CEO join the DAC 2013 program, while Qualcomm and TI line up to discuss their work in mobile comms as well as taking your questions.
DAC 2013 Preview IV: Management and Training Days
DAC 2013 will offer a series of dedicated training courses in SystemVerilog, SystemC, and ARM-based design as well as its regular management day bridging the gap between technology and business.
Hear Alexander Graham Bell speak for the first time
And then bear in mind that the father of telephony is telling all design engineers a cautionary tale: Documentation. Documentation. Documentation.
The BeagleBone Black is uncorked
Half the price, a 1GHz processor, 2GB of integrated storage and some 'interesting' plug-in capes. All for $45. Let the wild Linux-Making begin.
DAC 2013 Preview III: Embedded
DAC 2013 wants to bridge the gap between hardware and embedded software technical conferences, and has dedicated 35% of this year's technical program to that goal.
FinFET father headlines Mentor’s west coast user conference
Dr Chenming Hu joins Mentor CEO Wally Rhines and Xilinx SVP Victor Peng to keynote free day-long User2User in San Jose on April 25th, capping a full technical program.
3D-IC cooling ascends the agenda
US defense research agency DARPA sets targets for cooling overall systems and hot spots in stacked silicon, and backs joint research from Rockwell-Collins and Georgia Tech.
H.265 begins to flavor the video codec soup
Two vendors have announced early adopter software implementations of the new video compression standard that promises an up to 50% bandwidth cut against H.264.