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Virtuoso Meets Maxwell: What About My Die That Has No Bumps, Only Pad Shapes? How Do I Export That?

By Kabir | 6 Apr 2020

If you have one of those Die layouts, which doesn’t have bumps, but rather uses pad shapes and labels to identify I/O locations, then you might be feeling a bit left out of all of this jazz and tango. Hence, today, I am writing to tell you that, fear not, we have a solution for your Die as well.

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From Castles and Moats to Zero-Trust Networking

By Paul McLellan | 6 Apr 2020

The way that we handle enterprise security has changed dramatically. In the days of desktop computers and no internet, we divided the world into two: the castle, and outside, with a moat dividing the two. The moat and its associated drawbridge was t...

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security | zero trust networking | single sign-on
Sunday Brunch Video for 5th April 2020

By Paul McLellan | 5 Apr 2020

www.youtube.com/watch Made in my living room (camera Carey Guo) Monday: RSA: Emerging Threats, Ransomware, and IoT Tuesday: Linley Spring Processor Conference—In Your Own Living Room Wednesday: The Integrand Story Thursday: Getting to Hyperscal...

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Getting to Hyperscale Data Centers: PCs to Clouds

By Paul McLellan | 3 Apr 2020

This post is a continuation of yesterday's post, Getting to Hyperscale Data Centers: Mainframes to Minicomputers . It continues the story from minicomputers to PCs, and then to today's environment of hyperscale data centers for "big iron...

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PC | server | cloud | cadence cloud
Getting to Hyperscale Data Centers: Mainframes to Minicomputers

By Paul McLellan | 2 Apr 2020

Over the years, the way computing has been delivered has gone through a number of cycles. Like most things in life, this is mostly driven by underlying economics that changes over time: what is the best way to deliver everyone the computer resources...

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minicomputer | mainframe | IBM