Monday, June 6, 2011

Cadence focuses industry on 20-nm chip design

DAC 2011, SAN DIEGO, USA: Cadence Design Systems Inc. has outlined the technologies and steps required to move the industry to advanced node design, with a particular focus on 20-nanometer and 28-nanometer design, at the Design Automation Conference (DAC), being held June 5-9.

Highlighting the need for collaboration among industry leaders – a requirement for success at the 20-nanometer node – Cadence will host a panel today entitled, “Getting a Jumpstart on 20 Nanometers,” with executives from ARM, Cadence, Samsung and ST Microelectronics. Cadence is also hosting invitation-only customer meetings to provide an advance look at the technologies it is developing to enable production-ready 20-nanometer designs.

“The move to 20 nanometers is happening faster than anyone predicted even two years ago, creating demand from our customers for a standard flow that can support this advanced design,” said John Bruggeman, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at Cadence. “Today’s panel brings together companies that, like Cadence, are pushing technology boundaries and enabling customers to realize the cost and area benefits associated with moving to 20 nanometers.”

Showcasing technology and products that deliver on the EDA360 vision, Cadence also will host a variety of demonstrations, sessions and tutorials at its DAC Booth #2237. The company will have live presentations and demonstrations of its low-power and mixed-signal Silicon Realization solutions; memory and interface IP SoC Realization solutions; and several System Realization solutions, including the recently announced Cadence System Development Suite, as well as the latest in verification IP (VIP).

Cadence is again hosting the EDA360 Theater in its booth, featuring 40 live customer and partner presentations from many of the industry’s leading companies. In addition, Cadence executives and technology experts will participate in a variety of panels to discuss industry trends and technology advancements. For a complete list of Cadence panels, please visit www.cadence.com/dac2011.

DAC360 Channel and mobile app enhance DAC experience
Partnering with industry publication EE Times, Cadence is the exclusive sponsor of the inaugural DAC360 live video stream from the DAC show floor. Featuring interviews from the leading EDA, semiconductor and electronic systems companies, the DAC360 “channel” can be found here.

Also new this year, Cadence has launched a mobile app for iPhone users, which can be downloaded by visiting the iTunes store. The app provides information on all of the latest Cadence sessions, demos and EDA360 activities at the show. It also includes an exhibit hall map, as well as contact information for attendees who wish to schedule in-person meetings and demonstrations.

Finally, Cadence announced several new advances in technology as a result of its close collaboration with key industry partners.

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