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June 9, 2016

DAC to the Future

IoT, Debug, and Verification at DAC 2016
by Amelia Dalton

It’s that time again! This week’s Fish Fry is coming to y’all from the great state of Texas and the heart of the electronic design ecosystem: the Design Automation Conference in Austin. We’re laying out a virtual chuckwagon of DAC bounty. For our first course, we’ll fry up some IP with David Rose of UltraSoC. Next, dig in to delicious debug automation with Daniel Hansson of Verifyter. And finally, you can feast on aromatic ASIC/FPGA verification with Louie DeLuna and Krzysztof Szczur of Aldec. You’ll also want to stick around for our take on the entertaining bits and bobs at this year’s conference and a special News You May Have Missed.

 

 

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