SAN JOSE, USA: Cadence Design Systems Inc. announced that it will align product development to deliver on the EDA360 vision. The company will line up research and development (R&D) around the three core tenets of the vision: System Realization, SoC Realization and Silicon Realization.
In April, Cadence laid out a new vision for the electronics industry, EDA360, which represents a comprehensive new design approach and call to action for EDA technology providers.
Drawing upon a broad, collaborative ecosystem, EDA360 enables applications-driven design: the specification, design, integration and verification of complete hardware/software platforms that are ready for application development.
The System and SoC Realization R&D group will be led by senior VP, Nimish Modi, while the Silicon Realization R&D group will be led by senior VP, Chi-Ping Hsu. The marketing group led by chief marketing officer, John Bruggeman, will also tightly align functions with these new R&D groups.
“Customer demands are driving a disruptive transformation in design requirements for the entire electronics industry and this shift is creating new growth opportunities for EDA,” said Lip-Bu Tan, president and CEO, Cadence.
“We are accelerating the execution of our strategy for delivering integrated solutions that address the complex challenges our customers now face. Cadence has a razor-sharp focus on the changing needs of our customers and this organization better positions the company to capitalize on these emerging opportunities.”
Structuring the company around System Realization, SoC Realization and Silicon Realization is designed to enable Cadence to better develop and market integrated solutions based on the EDA360 concepts.
The System and SoC Realization team under Modi can allow Cadence to enter emerging, high-growth markets. Led by Hsu, a consolidated engineering team in the Silicon Realization area is focusing on delivering leading-edge solutions to meet customers’ increasing preference for comprehensive, end-to-end solutions.
Friday, August 6, 2010
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