EDA and IP

Oxford-based EDA firm shifts development resources from its system level design side towards its hardware acceleration activity where it reckons it can achieve significant technical advances by the end of this year

EDA company CoWare has announced new tools that enable designers to develop and test embedded software, from device drivers up to application software, on a virtual hardware system

Celoxica has reported its first set of results as a listed company, with increased turnover and reduced losses. The firm reported turnover up 24 per cent to £4.3m and a loss of £2.3m, against a loss of £5.1m previously

Chip design will flow from the result of decisions made about the industrial design and usability of the product it goes into, due to coming electronic system level EDA tools, according to CoWare

A powerful new force enters the EDA business this week with the launch of a start-up consisting of 14 Cadence and Synopsys veterans who are set on solving the problems of achieving design closure for sub-100nm ICs

An argument bubbled to the surface during the DATE design software exhibition last week over whose responsibility it is to improve the state of the fractured design tool chain

Current EDA technology is unable to handle a new generation of varied technologies being described as ‘more than Moore’, according to Rene Penning de Vries, chief technology officer of Philips Semiconductors

Synopsys has responded vigorously to the keynote address at DATE yesterday - in which Philips Semiconductors CTO Rene Penning de Vries called on the EDA industry to make his life easier - saying that his troubles are self-inflicted

Debug specialist Novas Software has released two products to speed up verification and debug by improving visibility into complex SoCs

ETSI, the European Telecoms Standards Institute, is reviewing the way it handles members intellectual property rights