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DAC 2021 is looming and here is our first round up of a major EDA player's plans for the physical event in San Francisco.

A new white paper examines how to develop architectures around the main E/E elements placing growing demands on automotive engineering teams.

University of Florida researcher proposes third-party checks on chiplets to demonstrate they are free of trojans.

A £6.5m grant will fund the development of memories and other IP to improve the control of qubits in quantum computers.

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.

Arm’s SystemReady program has revealed a number of the subtleties involved when trying to maintain software compatibility with operating systems without moving to the straightjacket of platforms like those used for the x86-based PC.

Arm has used machine-learning tools supplied by the Solido group at Siemens Digital Industries Software to speed up IP validation runtime a thousand-fold compared to conventional statistical methods.

What companies do internally to digitalize matters, but so does using the concept to optimize their supply chain with partners.

Three highlighted papers at IEDM, taking place in December, show the different approaches to the use of the vertical dimension to cut energy use and improve density.

The program for the 58th Design Automation Conference, which returns to a physical format in December, is online and is running its I Love DAC promotion for free access until the end of this month.