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Analysts say there is a $1B market on the horizon. We talk with Mentor's Jean-Marie Brunet about where such a number could come from.

Three senior verification specialists talk about how they are navigating the challenge of verifying multibillion-transistor SoCs with limited compute resource, increasing coverage demands and shrinking timescales.

Users now demand a smooth GUI experience. Making sure they get one requires harvesting and understanding key metrics.

IoT security is critical. Embedding a root of trust in hardware can provide the firm foundation necessary for a more secure IoT implementation.

Emulators have come a long way since their first introduction nearly three decades ago.

To verify large, complex designs and meet time-to-market, you must use both simulation and emulation.

A look at the ways in which the I2C serial interface specification is being updated to form I3C, and its use in sensor subsystems

A look at how formal verification strategies can be used to check the security feature of complex SoCs for potential data leakage and data integrity issues

The challenges of creating a more secure IoT, and the role that hardware roots of trust can play in doing so.

By taking a pragmatic approach, the two technology giants have comfortably adopted high-level synthesis and verification - and have shared their experiences.