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The Zen of Verification and IoT Maintenance

Finding a Holistic Way to Verify Your IoT

Welcome to the Fish Fry commune my friends. This week we’re bringing zen to your IoT verification process. My guest is John Koeter from Synopsys and we are taking a closer look at holistic ways to verify our IoT designs. John and I discuss verification in IoT, the unique challenges of IP in IoT, and the best places for foodies in the Bay Area. Also this week, we check out how you can lower your BOM bottom line (that might not be obvious by simply looking at component costs) and we’re giving everyone another chance to win an Odyssey MAX® 10 FPGA and BLE Sensor Kit.


 

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Links for July 24, 2015

More information about Synopsys’ DesignWare IP for the Internet of Things

Synopsys and TSMC Collaborate to Develop Integrated IoT Platform for TSMC 40-nm Ultra-Low-Power Process

New Episode of Chalk Talk: 10 Secrets to Getting a Lower BOM Cost

More information about the Odyssey MAX® 10 FPGA and BLE Sensor Kit

Mpression Odyssey Kit Example Applications: Track Rover and Quadcopter


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