This is the kind of equipment you wish you could play with.
It may be one of the best equipped system-development labs on Earth, but it’s largely used to create designs that aren’t used on this planet.
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Half nodes, different transistor types, and numerous other options are adding uncertainty everywhere.
Why multi-die solutions are getting so much attention these days.
Technology offers improved brightness, colors, and lower power, but they’re expensive and difficult to manufacture.
Wave of new options under development as scaling runs out of steam.
As endpoint architectures get more complicated, EDA tool becomes key tool for experimenting with different options.
Combining the flexibility of a FPGA with the performance and cost benefits of an SoC is pushing this technology well into the mainstream.
Showing that a processor core adheres to a specification becomes more difficult when the specification is extensible.
Smaller features and AI are creating system-level issues, but traditional ways of solving these problems don’t always work.
Adding an eFPGA into an SoC is more complex than just adding an accelerator.
It’s easy to see a digital twin as nothing more than a simulation model, but that would ignore a very important difference.
System-wide concerns in AI and automotive are forcing hardware and software teams to work together, but gaps still remain.
DFT strategies are becoming intertwined with design strategies at the beginning of the design process.
Rising costs, tighter market windows and more heterogeneous designs are forcing chipmakers to rethink fundamental design approaches.
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