Atrenta will discuss what RTL signoff requirements are needed for SoC designers in China, South Korea and Taiwan at their upcoming seminars in September and October.
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Archive for August, 2013
The RTL signoff conversation goes to Asia
Wednesday, August 28th, 2013How to avoid timing exception pitfalls
Tuesday, August 20th, 2013We often think that we’ve got the timing job nailed down and that there aren’t any problems that we can’t easily, almost routinely solve. Using timing exceptions to optimize synthesis or P&R shouldn’t be a problem.
However, making an error when specifying timing exceptions can possibly shut down a design project.
Take a look at what Atrenta’s Shaker Sarwary, Ramesh Dewangan and Sridhar Gangadharan say about how to avoid this situation:
(Note: white paper download requires registration)
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Webinar on ESL presented by Gary Smith
Tuesday, August 13th, 2013
Do you want to know the latest on ESL? Curious what today’s tools look like?
Gary Smith will be conducting a webinar this coming Monday on this very topic – ESL – are you Ready?
Gary, along with Mike Gianfagna of Atrenta and Jason Andrews and Frank Schirrmeister of Cadence, will examine the evolution of ESL over the past few years and share the breakthroughs that have occurred in the flow.
When is it?
11:00-11:45 am PDT
Monday, August 19, 2013
Gary will be recognizing the industry’s “ESL Heroes.” Want to know what an ESL Hero is? Tune in Monday to find out.
You can register for the webinar here.
The Semiconductor Supply Chain Tomorrow
Monday, August 12th, 2013Before the summer ends and the summer blockbuster movies and DAC become a distant memory (still shaking my head over The Lone Ranger’s flop), let me just share Mike Gianfagna’s vision for next summer’s blockbuster.
It’s a tad more like Terminator 2 than the masked man and Tonto. And it may not be too far from reality – that’s what’s exciting…..and scary.
Of course it’s about the semiconductor supply chain and how it might affect our lives in the future.
Click here to look into the future.
~ Liz
