CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley 2023 Cloud Sessions Are Now Available on Demand

CadenceLIVE 2023 Silicon Valley was held from April 19-20 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. We had a full Cloud track this year with six presentations delivered by Cadence experts, partners, and customers. If you missed the chance to catch them live, register at the CadenceLIVE On-Demand site to watch them all. If you registered for the in-person event, you can log in using your email address.

In the order that they were presented, here’s a brief overview of the presentations from the Cloud track:

Soar to New Productivity Heights with Cadence Cloud – Presented by Ketan Joshi and Bennett Le of Cadence

Get ready to leverage the cloud to bridge the compute capacity gap, elevate verification efficiency, and accelerate turnaround time (TAT) for your next-generation design.

Moving EDA to the Arm Cloud: Two Paths to Success – Presented by Tim Thornton of Arm

This session outlines the approaches followed by Arm while updating their compute estate to deliver a hybrid on-prem/multi-cloud platform.

Reinvigorate Silicon Design with AWS – Presented by Kartik Gopal and Shalini Verma of AWS

AWS, along with Cadence, has been helping the design community overcome challenges by leveraging AWS’s virtually infinite compute and storage capacity.

Flying High Above the Cloud – Presented by Bivraj Koradia and Eduardo Flores of Groq

Groq shares how relying on the cloud to design their chips and extending proven best practices in software engineering to hardware implementation turned their lean design team into a powerful design house for advanced nodes. Check out the GroqBot video first seen at CadenceLIVE Silicon Valley!

Pegasus Signoff in the Cloud – Presented by Richard Paw of Microsoft and Dibyendu Goswami of Cadence

In this presentation, the TSMC + Cadence + Microsoft collaboration for physical verification using the Pegasus Verification System highlights the GigaScale cloud strategy.

Western Digital’s EDA-In-Cloud Deployment Journey – Presented by Aman Joshi of Western Digital

WD has many services in the cloud that connects personal storage devices to the cloud, and in recent years they’ve been doing more semiconductor engineering in the cloud. Their presentation focuses on the hurdles they’ve faced and some suggestions that may be helpful for others.

You can find presentations for the remaining tracks on the CadenceLIVE On-Demand website. Register today!