EDACafe: Best Nanometer Newsbyte Blogs of 2019

Silvaco Nanometer Newsbyte

Graham Bell
Graham is Sr. Director of Marketing at Silvaco Inc. An experienced semiconductor-design marketing strategist and avid blogger before joining Silvaco, Graham previously was VP of marketing at Uniquify, a fabless SoC product and IP company, and at Real Intent, a verification software company. In his … More »

Best Nanometer Newsbyte Blogs of 2019

January 23rd, 2020 by Graham Bell

As we start 2020, we can look back to 2019 and report on the blogs and articles that were most read on Silvaco’s Blog site. Topics covered were SOC design with SIPware IP, TCAD for power electronics, SPICE modeling, and atomistic device analysis.

Top Silvaco Blogs for 2019

Free 350 pg. Book on SoC Design & Secure Autonomous Driving Webinar

The Need for Advanced Wide Bandgap Power Electronics

230 Papers on Power Device Simulations using Silvaco TCAD

3D TCAD Simulation for Power Devices

Summary of the 12th International MOS-AK Workshop and Photo Gallery

Atomistic Analysis and Next Generation Computing at IEDM 2019

We also publish Nanometer Newsbyte blogs on EDACafe.com that have received thousands of views. The top stories covered Avery Design verification IP, features of SmartSpice, IP fingerprinting and DNA analysis, and foundation IP characterization.

Top EDACafe.com Blogs for 2019

Why are Silvaco and Avery Design Working Together?

SmartSpice Does It Smart

System and Method for IP Fingerprinting and IP DNA Analysis

What are the Challenges of Nanometer Library Characterization?

We published a ChipEstimate TechTalk article that was very popular and received more than 2,400 views:

Launching Samsung Foundry IP as Silvaco SIPware – What you Need to Know

Explore Silvaco IP here
On May 13, Silvaco announced the semiconductor design IP of Samsung Foundry is now marketed, licensed and supported through Silvaco. The addition of Samsung production-proven design IP complements Silvaco’s existing SIPware IP products and solutions – embedded processors, wired interfaces, bus fabrics, peripheral controllers, cores for automotive, consumer and IoT/sensor applications. The initial offering of hard design IP is for the 14nm process node and is expected to extend to advanced technology nodes at 11nm, 10nm and 8nm, as well as mature planar technologies such as 28nm. Read more….

I know 2020 will be an interesting and exciting year with blogs about all of the latest developments at Silvaco.

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