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September 6, 2013

Let Your EDA Light Shine

by Amelia Dalton

With summer drawing to a close, what better time to journey to the land of EDA – where the C is synthesized, the constraints are random, and the living is easy. We talk with Brett Cline (Forte Design Systems) about what’s hot in C Synthesis these days, and we also check in with Steve Kinney from Nimbic. Not sure what Nimbic does? You’re in luck – we’re gonna tell you. 

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