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By Ed Sperling, Semiconductor Engineering

OneSpin CEO Raik Brinkmann sat down with Semiconductor Engineering to discuss how to make machine learning more robust, predictable and consistent, and new ways to identify and fix problems that may crop up as these systems are deployed. What follows are excerpts of that conversation

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By Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

Experts at the Table, part 2: How should tools be licensed for the Cloud, and what is the first application that is likely to see mass adoption.

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By Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

Experts at the Table, part 1: While the Cloud may be ready for EDA, it is not clear how ready EDA is for the Cloud. What needs to change?

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By Tom Anderson, Semiconductor Engineering

Equivalence checking was key to making logic synthesis mainstream, but it’s more complex when it comes to FPGAs.

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By Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

Semiconductor Engineering sat down to discuss changing market dynamics with Steve Mensor, vice president of marketing for Achronix; Apurva Kalia, vice president of R&D in the System and Verification group of Cadence; Mohammed Kassem, CTO for efabless.com; Matthew Ballance, product engineer and technologist at Mentor, a Siemens Business; Tom Anderson, technical marketing consultant for OneSpin Solutions; and Andrew Dauman, vice president of engineering for Tortuga Logic. Part one and part two can be found here and here. What follows are excerpts of that conversation.

By Dave Kelf, EDA Cafe

Nicolas Athanasopoulos, OneSpin’s head of digital strategy, gave us an overview about what he plans to present next week at the ESD Alliance-hosted Digital Marketing Workshop. Now, we’ll hear from Dave Kelf, chief marketing officer at Breker, about why he’s so bullish on developing and implementing a content marketing strategy. We look forward to seeing Nicolas and Dave Thursday, April 26, at SEMI in Milpitas, Calif. We hope you’ll join us.

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By Brian Bailey, Semiconductor Engineering

Two years ago there was a lot of excitement, both within the industry and the standards communities, about rapid advancements that were being made around low-power design, languages and methodologies. Since then, everything has gone quiet. What happened?

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By Jeff Dorsch, Semiconductor Engineering

Automated driving calls for much higher security in chips, subsystems, and systems—and that’s just the beginning.

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