hardware-software co-design

SEMICON West showed a distinct thematic shift away from preserving Moore's Law to assessing the architectural implications of AI, as EDA was brought into the event.

The second part of this feature looks at how Wave Computing's objectives with its dataflow processing unit for AI mapped to the use of emulation in its development.

An increasing number of AI players are building their own silicon and finding that emulation is key to overcoming the major challenges.

How emulation was used to debug out-of-spec power on a multicore ARM design using the AXI bus.

Part three of our series looks at the choices you face as you decide whether to build or buy a board.

Part two of our series on FPGA-based prototyping looks at two critical factors to address before a project begins: budgeting and high-level implementation.

This multi-part series addresses various aspects of FPGA-based prototyping. Future installments will address budgeting and implementation, but we start by looking at why the technique is generating so much interest.

Understanding design trade-offs can help achieve the correct balance of functionality, cost, and time to market, says design consultancy chief

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While some HW/SW co-design and verification techniques are in place, a power analysis methodology is only just emerging