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The concept of Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) was developed in the early 2000s to standardize key encryptions, end-to-end security and authenticity, and confidentiality of devices in a system. With the increase in computing and connected devices due to IoT, there are large number of applications which are installed or accessed by users in a server or mobile resulting in an increased probability of data being compromised…

As a chip designer, you’re probably spending as much headspace on security threats as you are on traditional challenges like power, speed, and functionality. Recent microarchitectural vulnerabilities like “Meltdown” and “Row Hammer” that expose secure information like decryption keys were found only in post silicon after tape out. This shows that conventional simulation-based verification is insufficient to address…

When you achieve the credit for proficiency, do you want to show it to the world?

We know it isn’t easy to carry the actual physical badge (certificate) everywhere today. Why? Expenses, pandemic, making a list where to travel, to whom to show etc.

Don’t worry! We have an easy and cost-free solution for this. Become Cadence Certified with Digital Badges. How?

We have introduced courses for Digital Badge Exams…