The Skies Over EDA Are Finally Cloudy
By Tom Anderson, Semiconductor Engineering
EDA companies have been talking for years about providing access to their tools in the cloud, including more articles than I can count with titles about the EDA forecast being cloudy, clouds on the horizon, and so forth. The title of this post continues the dubious tradition of cloud-based puns, but there’s no future tense involved. Recent announcements from several EDA companies make it appear that cloud support is finally here and poised to become a mainstream vehicle for design and verification.
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EDA companies have been talking for years about providing access to their tools in the cloud, including more articles than I can count with titles about the EDA forecast being cloudy, clouds on the horizon, and so forth. The title of this post continues the dubious tradition of cloud-based puns, but there’s no future tense involved. Recent announcements from several EDA companies make it appear that cloud support is finally here and poised to become a mainstream vehicle for design and verification.
