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Innovation != Invention
By Jack Erickson on November 03, 2009
There's a common misperception, especially in technology fields, that invention and innovation are interchangeable terms. Innovation is a new solution to a problem, a new way of doing things, something that creates new markets and categories. Yes... Read more »
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How Much Power Are You Leaving On The Table?
By Jack Erickson on October 23, 2009
Everybody is looking to reduce their chip's power consumption these days. Often a lot of reduction is needed in order to fit in the desired power envelope. Until now, designers of chips for wireless applications formed the majority of the power management... Read more »
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Physically-Aware Synthesis: This Time it’s Different
By Jack Erickson on October 16, 2009
RTL Compiler Physical has been available for about 2 years now, and we're getting more customers all the time. But we still get the question - how is this different from physical synthesis tools like PKS or Physical Compiler? Those of you that were... Read more »
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