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The Future Faces of Tech: Meet Our 2022 GEM Fellowship Interns
Aug 8, 2022
Cadence is honored to partner with The National Graduate Engineering Minorities Consortium (GEM) as part of our mission to foster a diverse workforce in the STEM community. Throughout its four-decade history, GEM has connected bright and talented young minds from underreprese...
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Aug 3, 2022
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Learn How Xcelium Apps Help You Achieve Verification Closure Early for IP/SoC Designs

Sponsored by Cadence Design Systems

Cadence Xcelium Logic Simulator provides the best engine performance for SystemVerilog, VHDL, SystemC®, e, UVM, mixed-signal, low power, and X-propagation. It leverages a set of domain-specific apps, including mixed-signal, machine learning, functional safety, and more, that enable users to achieve verification closure early for IP and SoC designs. Learn how these domain-specific apps can help you achieve verification closure early for IP and SoC designs.

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Tackling Automotive Software Cost and Complexity

Sponsored by Mouser Electronics and NXP Semiconductors

With the sheer amount of automotive software cost and complexity today, we need a way to maximize software reuse across our process platforms. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Daniel Balser from NXP take a closer look at the software ecosystem for NXP’s S32K3 MCU. They investigate how real-time drivers, a comprehensive safety software platform, and high performance security system will help you tackle the cost and complexity of automotive software development.

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