machine learning

DAC 2018 will see Synopsys focusing on close links with foundry partners, as well as exploring ways to exploit the potential of machine learning, in both SoC architectures and SoC design flows.

Synopsys applies AI to speed PrimeTIme, as part of wider strategy to exploit machine learning to ease chip design

DAC in June will feature a series of keynotes and technical sessions on machine learning and AI for both target applications and in the design process itself.

June's Symposia on VLSI Technology & Circuits will bring together a number of industry trends that extend from implantable biomedical applications to machine learning and cloud computing under the banner of technologies for ‘smart living’.

June's DAC will see the culmination of a contest involving more than 100 teams vying to demonstrate the best use of machine learning on embedded hardware in a flying drone.

Ceva has decided to include neural network, vector processing and customized instruction sets in an IP platform for 5G NR terminals.

By the middle of this year Arm intends to deliver a processor designed specifically for deep-learning pipelines in edge devices, to capitalize on a move away from cloud computing for image and voice recognition.

Traditional functional coverage has run out of steam and novel methods to improve the understanding of what tests are doing are needed to make progress. That is the view of Greg Smith, director of verification innovation and methodology improvement at Oracle.

A new version of automotive safety standard ISO 26262 is due in 2018 but how close to Level 5 autonomy will it actually take us? And what about security?

Will discuss how automotive OEMs and chip designers can use AI, deep learning, and convolutional neural networks to achieve better performance than traditional techniques.