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System Design and Verification Blog

System Realization Alliance -- An Industry Collaboration

System Realization is a very broad topic. It encompasses all aspects of system design, from chips to chassis. In particular, innovations in software are driving changes in the value chain, as highlighted in the EDA360 industry vision document . In order...  Read More »
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Software Development Tool Teardown For The Motorola Droid

Lately, device teardowns of consumer electronics have become popular. There are many articles and videos showing what's inside a particular device. EE Times even had an article asking if they were useful and who actually benefits from them (but after...  Read More »
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Changing the Status Quo in SoC to System Hand-off

As part of EDA360 Cadence is learning how to play a more significant role in the SoC-to-System handoff. To date, Cadence has served the SoC market by enabling companies to design and verify faster, bigger, and better SoC devices that get used by their...  Read More »
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What's The Best Way To Reduce SoC Development Costs?

Before I got started with my DAC 2010 customer meetings on Monday morning, I stopped by the DAC Pavilion to hear what Gary Smith had to say in his " Trends and What's Hot at DAC " session. I was very pleased to hear Gary say that Virtual...  Read More »
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Cadence Contributes ESL Methodology To TSMC Reference Flow 11

The EDA360 industry vision document shows how growing complexity and application-driven development are requiring orders-of-magnitude improvements in design productivity. With its new Reference Flow 11 , TSMC has taken an important step towards a standard...  Read More »
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Accelerating Metric-Driven Verification With “Hotswap” on Verification Computing Platform

For a while now, Cadence has been providing leading verification solutions and methodologies such as metric driven verification (MDV). MDV guides verification projects from initial planning to verification closure. Engineers need automated verification...  Read More »
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System Development – What To See At DAC 2010

The EDA360 vision paper specifies key System Realization challenges. Embedded software development and verification are rapidly becoming the key increasing cost factors for the electronics industry. Integration and re-use are becoming critical for the...  Read More »
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Making an EDA360 System Realization Investment Through Standards Support

Cadence is a sponsor of the Open SystemC Initiative (OSCI) standards organization. We are providing finanical and leadership resources to facilitate the creation and promotion of standards for system development. We continue to invest in OSCI and its...  Read More »
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C-to-Silicon Compiler 10.1 - Ease Of Use And RTL QoR

In the continuing effort to make high-level synthesis more viable to mainstream RTL designers, Cadence has released version 10.1 of the Cadence C-to-Silicon Compiler (CtoS). This new release continues the recent trend towards overall ease-of-use and Quality...  Read More »
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TLM 2.0 As Part Of The EDA360 Vision

Ann Steffora Mutschler recently covered in her blog the progress the industry has made with OSCI transaction-level modeling (TLM 2.0) and the requirements moving forward. Per my quote in the blog, Cadence is a big advocate of standards-based designs and...  Read More »
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