Verification Vertigo

NuSym, one of the companies vying for the emerging intelligent testbench space, has just managed to raise $8M in venture funding to help bring their technology to market. This is on top of the $8M they received back in 2005 when they were exploring the technology. As I wrote about in a previous blog, [...]

I have just returned from England, where I helped my parents celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary – an event where even the Queen sends them a congratulatory card.

Just a little under a year ago, I helped them move from the house they had lived in for 50 years, the one in which I had [...]

With the recent announcement of nVidia purchasing rights to use the Transmeta power optimizing portfolio of patents I though it was time to talk about the problems of low power and verification. A recent book by Synopsys and ARM was disappointing in that it really did not address this issue at all, just saying that [...]