Category Archives: ESL

What do Superman, ASIC and SOC Design, and Newport Beach have in common?

Posted on October 17, 2009 by sleibson321

Hi. Do you design ASICs or SOCs? Do you work on a team that designs ASICs or SOCs? Do you manage a team that designs ASICs or SOCs? Let me ask you a question then. What’s the one thing you … Continue reading →

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System-level design provides maximum control over power

Posted on July 28, 2009 by sleibson321

Yesterday morning at DAC, Mentor Graphics rolled out a system-design tool called Vista (I guess Microsoft isn’t using that name any more). Mentor’s Vista is based on the OSCI TML 2.0 transaction-level modeling standard, which Mentor has adopted as a … Continue reading →

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DAC’s Free Monday Returns to San Francisco. Apply Now. DAC’s in Three Weeks.

Posted on July 7, 2009 by sleibson321

John Cooley’s DeepChip email this morning reports that EDAC, the consortium of EDA vendors, has decided to underwrite the long-time tradition of Free Monday at DAC which is coming up on July 27-less than three weeks from now. DAC’s at … Continue reading →

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