What hardware verification can learn from software development
What hardware designers can learn from software verification techniques such as agile, behaviour-driven development, code coverage and zero known defect strategies
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Back to basics – doing formal the right way
Considering design style, assertions, engines and coverage can help ease the development of an effective formal verification test plan
Applying agile techniques to IC design
How agile methodologies can be applied to personal and team practice in IC design, including for developing cloud accelerators at Microsoft
Eight tips for choosing your next FPGA tool
Eight issues to consider when choosing an FPGA tool, including risk minimisation, routing issues, ability to iterate, IP freedom and more
Achieving safety and security in SoC development
Designers will have to update development processes to achieve the rigorous safety certifications required in automotive, rail, avionics and similar markets
Putting emulation on the map
Emulation is now served by all three leading vendors and is a hot topic for discussion among engineers. The major verification conferences need to follow suit.
Neural networks bring advanced object detection to embedded vision
Dedicated processors using convolutional neural networking techniques bring advanced vision techniques such as object recognition to embedded systems.
Design reaches out from the edge
We are moving towards a "continuum of compute", ARM CEO Simon Segars said at CDNLive Silicon Valley, a trend that will reshape design.
DO-254 without tears
Compliance with aviation’s hardware design standard is seen as a ‘tough ask’, but EDA’s own evolution has made that process easier than you may think.
Automotive ICs drive advanced design at established nodes
Designers working on automotive ICs, to be built on established processes, can benefit from the power of design tools developed for advanced processes.
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