Paul Graykowski

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Paul Graykowski is a senior technical marketing manager for Arteris IP with over 20 years of experience in the design and verification of System of Chips. Prior to Arteris, Graykowski specialized in Verification methodology with a focus on technologies that eventually became SystemVerilog and UVM. Over his career, he has worked at Compaq, Intel, and Synopsys in several roles including design consulting, product and methodology specialist, technical and product marketing, and application engineering leadership. Graykowski holds a BSEE from Texas A&M.

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Traceability Is Not My Problem (Is It?)
By Paul Graykowski - 21 Jun, 2022 - Comments: 0

What is all the fuss about traceability? If it is that important, should it be handled by a compliance group? Delegating to a separate team would be the preference for most design and verification team members, but it is not possible in this case. Traceability stops short of a big brother organization constantly looking over the shoulders of the development team. The more reasonable approach is... » read more

Optimizing NoC-Based Designs
By Paul Graykowski - 05 May, 2022 - Comments: 0

Semiconductor development is currently in a phase of rapid evolution driven by the combination of new technologies and methodologies. The technique of combining multiple functions into systems-on-chips (SoCs) is continuing to grow in complexity. Rapid advancement in new technologies for market segments like data centers, robotics, ADAS and artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) are re... » read more

Verification Signoff Beyond Coverage
By Paul Graykowski - 03 Feb, 2022 - Comments: 0

A common design view of verification signoff is to start with a comprehensive verification plan, covering every requirement defined among specifications and use-cases, the architectural definition, and any other relevant documents. Tests are then developed to cover every feature of the verification plan. Those tests are run and debugged, and identified issues are addressed within the design. Th... » read more

Traceability, Unfamiliar But Critical
By Paul Graykowski - 06 Jan, 2022 - Comments: 0

Many understand that traceability is a popular concept. Still, understanding traceability in detail is more challenging, especially in how it connects to familiar objectives in the semiconductor design space. A simple way to understand is this: When a customer (call them C) asks a semiconductor supplier (call them S) to build a device to meet a system objective, they provide S with specificatio... » read more

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