VANCOUVER, BC. –– June 1, 2011 –– Veridae Systems was named by top EDA analyst Gary Smith among the leading companies to visit at the 48th Annual Design Automation Conference, to be held in San Diego from June 5-10. 

Veridae is a newcomer to the EDA market, having launched the Clarus Post Silicon Validation Suite last fall. Since, the company has added has added the Certus suite for pre-silicon ASIC multi-FPGA prototyping verification, and the Corus suite for multiFPGA based systems product validation. Veridae’s technology has filled a significant gap in available tools for design, validation and prototyping of complex devices. FPGA-based systems and ICs are more complex and operate at faster speeds – a combination that has pushed the limits of conventional ad-hoc validation and debug processes. Veridae’s unique approach provides unprecedented visibility into a design, allowing engineers to quickly pinpoint and understand unexpected behaviors, correct problems, and rapidly move devices into production. Debug problems that previously required weeks, or even months, can be resolved in hours.

At DAC booth 3212, Veridae Systems will demonstrate live the Certus, Corus and Clarus tools, each showcasing Veridae’s design for validation systematic approach for different applications. The new Certus suite will demonstrate ASIC multi-FPGA prototyping debug while working seamlessly with technology from partners Dini Group and Mentor Graphics.

“Veridae is thrilled to be named by Gary Smith as one of the companies to visit at DAC. The recognition underscores the innovation of our technology in solving a significant design challenge,” said Jim Derbyshire, CEO of Veridae Systems. “We are also enjoying traction in securing both customers and partners interested in using our products to accelerate development time for overall reduced cost and time to market.”

About Veridae Systems Inc.

Veridae Systems Inc. provides innovative debug and validation technology that enables engineers to bring complex systems and ICs from prototype to production while realizing significant savings in both cost and time to market.  Veridae is privately held, with technology spun out of research activity at the University of British Columbia (UBC).  The company was founded in 2009, and has corporate headquarters at #201-1545 West 8th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V6J 1T5.  More information is available on the web at: http://www.veridae.com/