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  • Paul McLellan
    75 Years of Indian Independence
    By Paul McLellan | 15 Aug 2022
    Today is Independence Day in India. But more than that, today, in 2022, it is the 75th anniversary of India's independence from Britain in 1947. For those of you whose knowledge of Indian history is even less than mine, one important aspect of indepe...
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    cadencelive india | India
  • Paul McLellan
    Sunday Brunch Video for 14th August 2022
    By Paul McLellan | 14 Aug 2022
    https://youtu.be/8_-4j3lnjZI Made in Stevens Creek County Park Monday: Metaverse for Semiconductor Design: What to Expect? Tuesday: Commercial Air Travel at Mach 1.7 Wednesday: Electronics and Its Role in Climate Change Thursday: Convergenc...
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    sunday brunch
  • Steve Brown
    Convergence of Mechanical and Electronics in Automotive Design
    By Steve Brown | 11 Aug 2022
    Someone once said, “Mechanical engineers design the automotive machine, electrical engineers design the navigation brains, and civil engineers design the roadways.” Implied here could be the idea that these engineering disciplines work s...
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    Automotive | multiphysics
  • fschirrmeister
    Electronics and Its Role in Climate Change
    By fschirrmeister | 10 Aug 2022
    Sustainability has become a “scorching topic” (pun intended) in discussions I have with customers and ecosystem partners. It is now vital to many corporations as part of what many they report on “Environmental, Social, and Governanc...
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  • Veena Parthan
    Commercial Air Travel at Mach 1.7
    By Veena Parthan | 9 Aug 2022
    Commercial air travel at twice the speed of sound is possible with the latest Overture aircraft, a successor of the Concorde airplane.
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    CFD | Cadence Oncloud | Aerospace | Pointwise | Faranborough airshow | CadenceFidelity | fastest airliner | NUMECA | Concorde | timetravel
  • Vinod Khera
    Metaverse for Semiconductor Design: What to Expect?
    By Vinod Khera | 8 Aug 2022
    Semiconductor is very crucial for metaverse design and now metaverse is helping semiconductors. Learn how metaverse can help to accelerate the semiconductor innovations !
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  • Paul McLellan
    The Father of Breakfast Bytes
    By Paul McLellan | 5 Aug 2022
    Ian McLellan, 1928-2022 I will be away all next week in England. As you might guess from the subtitle above, I'm attending my father's funeral. He passed away recently at the age of 93. Normally, when I'm away, Breakfast Bytes g...
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    offtopic
  • Paul McLellan
    Cooley Troublemakers
    By Paul McLellan | 4 Aug 2022
    Every year at the Design Automation Conference (DAC), John Cooley organizes what he calls the DAC Troublemakers' Panel. It used to be called the CEO Panel since the participants were CEOs. Early on, Joe Costello (Cadence's then-CEO) and Gerry...
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    59dac | DAC | troublemaker | cooley troublemaker panel
  • Paul McLellan
    Who to Read on Semiconductors
    By Paul McLellan | 3 Aug 2022
    It's great that you're here. That means you read Breakfast Bytes, at least sometimes. But I am a generalist. There are lots of areas of the semiconductor ecosystem that I only cover superficially or don't cover at all. So who else should ...
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    fabricated knowledge | semianalysis | CDNLive | semiconductor packaging news | munro associates | ic insights | digits to dollars
  • Paul McLellan
    What Is the Role of the EDA Community in Future Life Science Breakthroughs?
    By Paul McLellan | 2 Aug 2022
    Today's post is about the life-science and EDA panel that took place at the recent Design Automation Conference. For my daily takes written during the conference, see my posts: DAC 2022: Day 1 DAC 2022: Day 2 DAC 2022: Day 3 I originally wrote ...
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    59dac | DAC | life science | Design Automation Conference
  • Paul McLellan
    Designing Arm Server Chips the Cadence Way
    By Paul McLellan | 1 Aug 2022
    I've written a lot about Arm over the years. My most recent post was simply Cadence and Arm . But I go all the way back to 2015, which was Arm's (or actually ARM's, since they used to capitalize it) 25th anniversary when I wrote Happy 25th Birthday, A...
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    arm server | ampere | HPC | ARM
  • Paul McLellan
    Sunday Brunch Video for 31st July 2022
    By Paul McLellan | 31 Jul 2022
    https://youtu.be/bym7Az0BZdY Made in my Mini Monday: Cadence Expands into Molecular Simulation with Acquisition of OpenEye Scientific Tuesday: Automobil Elektronik Kongress 2022 Wednesday: AEK: Semiconductors: The Base for the Software-Defined C...
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  • Paul McLellan
    July Update: ST, GF, Arm, GPUs...and just CHIPS
    By Paul McLellan | 29 Jul 2022
    Finally, a monthly update which appears in its advertised slot on the last Friday of the month. ST and GF in Crolles When planar transistors ran out of steam due to leakage, the reason was that too much of the channel was far from the gate and s...
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    GPU | mclaren | ST Microelectronics | GlobalFoundries | ARM | chips act
  • Paul McLellan
    AEK: Powerpoint Is Easy—Change is Hard
    By Paul McLellan | 28 Jul 2022
    I wrote my first post about Automobil Elektronik Kongress 2022 earlier this week. That was largely about the first day of the conference. Normally, the first day goes to all the big names in German automotive, such as Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Bosch,...
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    Automotive | aek | ludwigsburg | automobil elektronik kongress
  • Paul McLellan
    AEK: Semiconductors: The Base for the Software-Defined Car
    By Paul McLellan | 27 Jul 2022
    At this year's Automobil Elektronik Kongress, there was a panel session titled Semiconductors: The Base for the Software-Defined Car. Given the troubles of the automotive industry over the last couple of years with semiconductor shortages, maybe ...
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    risc-v | NXP | mercedes-benz | ARM | automobil elektronik kongress
  • Paul McLellan
    Automobil Elektronik Kongress 2022
    By Paul McLellan | 26 Jul 2022
    For me, the must-attend event to understand what is going on in the automobile industry is Automobil Elektronik Kongress (AEK), held each year in the small town of Ludwigsburg just outside Stuttgart. Stuttgart is the home of both Mercedes-Benz and Po...
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    Automotive | automobile elektronik kongress | aek | ludwigsburg
  • Paul McLellan
    Cadence Expands into Molecular Simulation with Acquisition of OpenEye Scientific
    By Paul McLellan | 25 Jul 2022
    This morning, Cadence announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire privately held OpenEye Scientific Software Inc, a leading provider of computational molecular modeling and simulation software being increasingly used by ...
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    openeye scientific | openeye | orion | molecular simulation
  • Paul McLellan
    CadenceLIVE: Pegasus on AWS, Let Physical Verification Fly
    By Paul McLellan | 22 Jul 2022
    At CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley, Ahmed Elzeftawi of AWS and Dibyendu Goswami of Cadence presented Pegasus TrueCloud for Gigascale Physical Verification using Hybrid Cloud on AWS. Amed is a Senior Partner Solutions Architect for Semiconductors and EDA, ...
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    Physical verification | pegasus | DRC | cloud | aws | cadence cloud
  • Paul McLellan
    ITF USA: Luc Van den hove on Deep Tech
    By Paul McLellan | 21 Jul 2022
    The afternoon of the Monday of SEMICON West is always the Imec Technology Forum (ITF) USA, held in the Marriott. Now that DAC is co-located with SEMICON West, this doesn't work so well since there are presentations at both events that overlap. Howeve...
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    itf usa 2022 | imec | itf
  • Paul McLellan
    CadenceLIVE: Do You Know What CMP Is?
    By Paul McLellan | 20 Jul 2022
    I was talking to someone at Cadence recently and I was surprised that he didn't know what CMP is. To me, it is one of the most unlikely steps in the manufacture of integrated circuits. CMP stands for chemical-mechanical-polishing or chemical-mech...
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    CMP
  • Paul McLellan
    Andreas Kuehlmann and Tortuga Logic...I Mean Cycuity
    By Paul McLellan | 19 Jul 2022
    I was in San Francisco for the RSA security conference. On Monday, it has tutorials and the conference has its opening keynote at 3 pm. So I had lunch with Andreas Kuehlmann. At the time of our lunch, he was CEO of Tortuga Logic, but the company has ...
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    tortuga logic | cycuity | common weakness enumeration
  • Paul McLellan
    June Update: CHIPS, Minis, and DI Water
    By Paul McLellan | 18 Jul 2022
    My monthly update normally occurs on the last Friday of the month. But for June, that was two weeks ago. Cadence was off for an extended July 4th break, and then I was on vacation, and then DAC, so I decided to make today the honorary last Friday of ...
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    Intel | mini | di water | motorcycles | chips act
  • Paul McLellan
    Sunday Brunch Video for 17th July 2022
    By Paul McLellan | 17 Jul 2022
    https://youtu.be/ogP4BoGLEW4 Made with Lumen5 Monday: Cadence Acquires Future Facilities, a Pioneer in Datacenter Digital Twins Tuesday: DAC 2022: Day 1 Wednesday: DAC 2022: Day 2 Thursday: DAC 2022: Day 3 Friday: Cadence and MathWorks Announce Flow ...
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    sunday brunch
  • Paul McLellan
    Cadence and MathWorks Announce Flow from MATLAB to RTL
    By Paul McLellan | 15 Jul 2022
    Today in Yokohama at CadenceLIVE Japan, Cadence announced a new MATLAB/Stratus flow integration jointly developed and supported by MathWorks and Cadence. This automates the path from MATLAB to Stratus and RTL allows an automatic flow from MATLAB thro...
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    Mathworks | Stratus | HLS | Matlab
  • Paul McLellan
    DAC 2022: Day 3
    By Paul McLellan | 14 Jul 2022
    On to day 3 and the final day that I will be posting about. My posts on the first two days are: DAC 2022: Day 1 DAC 2022: Day 2 Machine Learning for Real: Why Principles, Efficiency, and Ubiquity Matter The keynote on Wednesday was by Steve Teig, C...
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    bespoke silicon | DAC | 49dac | Design Automation Conference
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