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Virtuoso Advanced Parallel Simulation Leveraging Parallelization Technology.

By Deana Spencer on February 3, 2009Comments(0)Filed under: Circuit Design, Block-level simulation, Chip-level simulation, Custom IC Design, Virtuoso, AMS Simulation, mixed-signal simulators, custom design technology, MMSIM, Simulators

There is an interesting interview with Nebabie Kebebew, Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Virtuoso APS that elaborates on parallelization technology and how it's been used to deliver improved performance in Virtuoso APS. Take a look, click here!

 


 

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