In the seventeen years I have been an analyst and an editor of the EDA industry I have been extremely careful to avoid any political dimension of my reporting. Economics and technology are separated, or at least should be, from politics.
Tonight I no longer can keep the two separate, because the political decisions in Washington have a significant impact on the future of our industry.
I do not think it is an accident that Synopsys chose to introduce its new EV6x processor solutions the week before the Embedded Vision Summit that will take place at the Santa Clara Convention Center the week of May 21.
The ASIL B, C, D Ready DesignWare EV6x Embedded Vision Processors with Safety Enhancement Package integrate safety-critical hardware features while maintaining high performance and minimizing area and power.
Gabe Moretti
Gabe Moretti
The global message I took back from ARM TechCon is that companies like ARM, Synopsys, Tensilica (a part of Cadence), and other IP MCU vendors have a difficult task ahead of them. None of them develop leaf nodes in the IoT market, yet they must anticipate the demands that third party architectures put on their products.
During the conference I focused on three product areas: IoT, Automotive, and Security.
IoT
Gabe Moretti
Dr. Rob A. Rutenbar, senior vice chancellor for Research at the University of Pittsburgh, has been selected as the recipient of the 2017 Phil Kaufman Award for Distinguished Contributions to Electronic System Design.
CEVA and LG Electronics Partner for Smart 3D Camera Solution
Synopsys, Inc. announced the release of version 2017.09 of the Synopsys RSoft™ product portfolio.
RSoft Photonic Component Design Suite New features include: