What's PR got to do with it? Posts Tagged ‘silicon platforms’Is EDA Too Complacent?Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009Jim Hogan and Paul McLellan gave an ICCAD audience their take on what’s ahead (over the next decade) for EDA. They ended the session with the gauntlet statement: “EDA is too complacent.” And curiously, not one person responded. If you’re interested in what Jim and Paul presented (and what the responses have been from industry bloggers and reporters), click on the Lee PR link here: http://leepr.com/Home.html Jim Hogan, Paul McLellan ponder the future of design, silicon platforms…and EDAMonday, October 26th, 2009A quick note: Jim Hogan and Paul McLellan (no slouches in knowledge and expertise) will be talking – and talking with the audience – about the future of chip design and silicon platforms from now til 2020. This event will be held during ICCAD, on Monday, November 2, from 3 -4 pm in the Silicon Valley Room at the Double Tree Hotel, 2050 Gateway Place, San Jose 95110. From what Liz Massingill and I hear, Jim and Paul will put several topics on the table for discussion: __which silicon platform will become pre-dominant, ASIC or FPGA __the role of software signoff in a traditionally-hardware world __how these changes will affect the semiconductor supply chain (e.g., with EDA, semiconductor equipment) This is a co-located event at ICCAD so if yo were not planning to attend ICCAD, there’s no need to register for this event. |
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