Special Report
The Cost Of Accuracy
Accuracy is a relative term that complicates design and verification. Machine learning makes the industry face some of those realities head on.
Top Stories
What Makes A Chip Design Successful Today?
Maximum flexibility is no longer the reliable path to product success. While flexibility must be there for a purpose, it also can be a liability.
Impacts Of Reliability On Power And Performance
Determinism and coherency are becoming increasingly important as chips are used across a wide range of applications.
Video
Making Sense Of DRAM
What kind of memory is used where and why.
Blogs
Editor In Chief Ed Sperling contends that recent moves by Intel and others are driven by the intersection of three factors, in Security, Scaling And Power.
Synopsys’ Himanshu Bhatt and Shreedhar Ramachandra explains how to make sure subtle bugs do not escape in low power designs, in Efficient Low Power Verification & Debug Methodology Using Power-Aware Simulation.
Mentor’s Hossam Sarhan digs into how 2D fracturing can provide accurate results in a timely manner, in A New Approach To Resistance Extraction For Unconventional Geometries.
Rambus’ Ken Wright looks at how to intelligently utilize multiple types of memory in a single subsystem, in Taking Steps Toward Hybrid Memory.
