 | Low-power Design for Big Digital Chips gets Easier with Common Power Format January 29, 2007, Neil Hand, Vertical Solutions - Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Increasing use of mobile devices as well as increasing power density of complex SoC's have made low-power a hot topic in the industry, and created headaches for design teams and their managers. In this interview, Neil Hand, Vertical Solutions, Cadence, discusses the challenges and tradeoffs for the design team, and a unique low-power solution that includes a new approach to power, from architecture through logic design, physical implementation and device signoff, with verification through-out the entire flow.
CDNLive! Keynote: Customer is Key in Designing the Future September 13, 2006, Ted Vucurevich, Chief Technical Officer - Cadence Design Systems,
Ted Vucurevich, Chief Technical Officer at Cadence Design Systems, gave a keynote at Cadence's CDNLive! event at the San Jose Convention Center, "Designing the Future." In this interview, Vucurevich talks about the future of the chip design process. Vucurevich, who serves on the steering committee the Cadence Designer Network, also talked about the customer's changing role in driving design systems, processes and solutions.
CDNLive! interview: Collaborative Innovation Powers Sony PS3 September 12, 2006, Jim Kahle, IBM Fellow - IBM
The cell chip is the heart, soul and brain of the Sony Playstation 3 game console. Cell is essentially a super-computer on a chip, and when PS3 comes out this fall, it's going to take gaming to a whole new level. Mike Fister, President and CEO of Cadence Design Systems, and Jim Kahle, IBM Fellow with IBM Corporation and Director of Technology for the Austin-based Center for Cell Technology, talked with PodTech.net about the collaborative innovation that went into development of Cell
CDNLive! interview: Mike Fister on new technology announcements September 12, 2006, Mike Fister, President and Chief Executive Officer - Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Mike Fister talks about CDNLive!, and kicked off the conference by unveiling the new Virtuoso custom design platform, and Xtreme III, a hardware-assisted verification system.
CDNLive! Keynote: Unlocking Creativity in Electronics Design September 12, 2006, Mike Fister, President and Chief Executive Officer - Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Mike Fister's keynote address to kick off CDNLive!. "How do we help unlock that creative element and allow all of us as humans to continue to move up and expand the creative element, and not the mundane? That's what automation exists for, and that's my passion for being in the electronics industry, and that's why we exist at Cadence".
CDNLive! Keynote: Collaborative Innovation - Designing in the Broadband Era September 12, 2006, Jim Kahle, IBM Fellow - IBM
Jim Kahle, IBM Fellow with IBM Corporation, revealed some of the secret ingredients of innovating through collaboration during his keynote address at CDNLive Silicon Valley. Kahle was a key player in the creation of Cell Broadband Engine processor, an accelerator extension to IBM Power Architecture chips, that will run the next generation Sony Playstation, the PS3, due out this fall.
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