FMCAD 2019: The Most Important Formal Verification Conference You’ve Never Heard Of

FMCAD 2019: The Most Important Formal Verification Conference You’ve Never Heard Of

[Preface: I briefly interrupt my series on The Many Flavors of Equivalence Checking to share this report on an important…

Formal Verification Done Fast

Formal Verification Done Fast

It’s not too late to register for our two-part webinar on faster formal verification. This week and next we will…

What happens in Vegas…is happening in the Verification Academy and Mentor booths!

What happens in Vegas…is happening in the Verification Academy and Mentor booths!

It’s been 18 years since DAC last visited Las Vegas, and a lot has happened in verification during this period….

Part 9: The 2018 Wilson Research Group Functional Verification Study

Part 9: The 2018 Wilson Research Group Functional Verification Study

IC/ASIC Verification Technology Adoption Trends This blog is a continuation of a series of blogs related to the 2018 Wilson…

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 6 – Leveraging Data Independence and Non-Determinism

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 6 – Leveraging Data Independence and Non-Determinism

If you know the dependencies – or lack thereof – in your design, you can exploit two very fundamental characteristics…

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 5 – Memory Abstraction

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 5 – Memory Abstraction

When big counters and memories are in the active logic cone of an assertion that keeps coming up as “inconclusive”,…

Upcoming Wilson Research Group Functional Verification Study Web Seminar

Upcoming Wilson Research Group Functional Verification Study Web Seminar

About every two years, Mentor, A Siemens Business, commissions Wilson Research Group to conduct a broad, vendor-independent study of design…

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 4 – Counter Abstraction

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 4 – Counter Abstraction

When big counters and memories are in the active logic cone of an assertion that keeps coming up as “inconclusive”,…

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 3 – Assertion Decomposition

How to Reduce the Complexity of Formal Analysis – Part 3 – Assertion Decomposition

In Part 2 of this series, we showed how reducing the complexity of you assumptions (a/k/a constraints) can really help…