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Webcast: EDA, ESL and More Ideas From DAC

By Jason Andrews on October 13, 2009Comments(0)Filed under: System Design and Verification, ISX, ESL, PMC Sierra, Virtual Platforms, OpenSystems

From the events calendar, OpenSystems Media is hosting a webcast tomorrow titled EDA, ESL, and More Ideas from DAC that will be hosted by Don Dingee and feature presentations and discussion from Frank Schirrmeister from Synopsys, Shabtay Matalon from Mentor, and myself.

The event is Wednesday October 14 at 11:00 AM PDT and registration is open.

Also this week there are two ISX presentations at CDNLive! San Jose that can be viewed from the comfort of your desk. Both are on Friday October 16. The first will feature Mohsin Riaz, an ISX user from PMC Sierra, presenting his ISX experiences. In the second presentation I will discuss the use of ISX to verify Linux Device Drivers on Virtual Platforms. Online registration is still open for both of these presentations.

Jason Andrews

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