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Functional Verification Community

 
Incisive Performance Scales to Meet Advanced Node SoC Verification Requirements
By Adam Sherer on January 30, 2012
Its’ all about RTL simulation. I mean gates. I mean turn-around-time. Project-level productivity. Mixed-signal. Low-power. UVM. And. And. And. … And the reality is that advanced node SoCs are so complex that it is truly about all of these... Read more »
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Video Killed The Reference Manual Star
By Team Verify on January 26, 2012
[Preface: recall the melody of the Buggles' 1979 hit " Video Killed the Radio Star " as you read the following] Q: What is your favorite pastime? A: Reading reference manuals! No? Really? OK -- with all due respect to our Tech Pubs team... Read more »
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UVM: "Everything that Can be Invented Has Been Invented" Not True!
By Adam Sherer on January 26, 2012
Much like Charles Duell's famous 1899 quote**, the notion that the Universal Verification Methodology ( UVM ) is the be-all and end-all of verification methodology is an urban legend. The new Advanced Verification Topics book dispells this myth with... Read more »
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