Author Archives: TDF Staff

A recent white paper from Synopsys outlines the complexities of developing hardware for use in machine-learning and artificial-intelligence (AI) systems.

Collaboration on DTCO offers IBM a better way to evaluate combinations of transistor architectures, materials and other process technology innovations using design metrics, before real wafers become available for physical experimentation.

Faster PHYs needed to shift vast amounts of data around giant data centres.

The rapid growth of interest in machine learning and artificial intelligence has prompted Synopsys to bring all its AI IP together in a microsite and brochure.

Real Intent's move into post-synthesis CDC debug leads its DAC 2018 activities, with technical papers on its new Verix PhyCDC tool also now online for those who cannot make it.

The portable stimulus pioneer will demonstrate how the technology and standard have been leveraged for its new Trek5 release.

Mentor will be present throughout the DAC program but with a particular focus on machine learning, artificial intelligence and automotive challenges.

Functional safety specialist will demonstrate extensions to its own suite and co-host demos highlighting its collaboration with OneSpin Solutions.

The Electronic System Design Alliance will discuss its recent decision to join SEMI and highlight DAC's new Infrastructure Alley.

Power analysis specialist will showcase the 2.0 edition of its PowerBaum analysis and modeling suite at DAC.