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Designing Arm Server Chips the Cadence Way

1 Aug 2022 • 1 minute read

 breakfast bytes logoI'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, ARM. Or next day when I talked about my conversation with Simon Segars, Arm's CEO, and we talked about The Design that Made ARM (which was the ARM7TDMI—project lead, Simon Segars). There are lots more posts too.

And today, here's another one. Although just as kids tend to like books with pictures, this one is mostly videos

Cadence and Arm Server Chip Collaboration

SystemReady Bring-Up and Compliance for Arm-Based SoCs

I actually wrote about this topic a couple of months ago in my post Arm SystemReady Compliance Using Emulation.

System Performance Validation for Arm-Based SoCs

Integration Verification Solutions for Arm-Based SoCs

Ampere's Arm-based Server Chips

Cadence Collaborates with Arm to Optimize Neoverse Implementation

 

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