Production-grade AI, and how it is changing the way we approach semiconductor design and verification

Production-grade AI, and how it is changing the way we approach semiconductor design and verification

As reported in NVIDIA’s highly-anticipated earnings call last week, the AI revolution continues to fuel tremendous growth in semiconductors. In…

How AI-powered EDA solutions help design and verify library IP for SoCs

Note: If you’re interested in knowing more about the Solido Library IP Solution, check out our on-demand webinar about optimizing…

Discussing Custom IC Verification with Taiwan Semiconductor Community

Taiwan is an inspiration to many countries that aspire to build or expand their semiconductor ecosystem. Although a small nation,…

World tour of CICV solutions continues to build semiconductor partnerships

Disruptions create difficult challenges, but it provides inspiration to create new solutions. Partnerships further accelerate the process by instilling confidence…

EDA innovation at its finest display in the Pacific Rim

In continuation to my earlier blog on Semiconductor renaissance in the making, it is essential that foundries, IC design and…

Why some machine learning solutions succeed, and others fail

Note: Interested in getting to the right answer with your ML-enabled EDA solution? Head on to our on-demand webinar “Solido…

Improving Time-to-Market and Silicon Quality with a Streamlined IP QA Flow

Recently Felipe Schneider (from the Solido Crosscheck applications engineering team) and I hosted a live webinar on how to improve…

Why did Siemens EDA acquire Fractal Technologies?

We are very excited to announce Siemens EDA’s acquisition of Fractal Technologies last week, adding Crossfire to the Solido portfolio of IP verification and characterization tools, accelerated with machine…

Producing and verifying 7/5/3nm IP Liberty models: the building blocks for leading-edge HPC, ML/AI and 5G designs

The first 5nm production chips have already been launched, such as Apple’s A14 Bionic, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888, and Samsung’s Exynos…