Digital twins are fundamental in many industries for delivering products, in the most efficient and timely manner. Of course, designing and building aerospace and defense systems will have requirements that don’t directly align to some other industries, but the benefits of physically accurate simulation and digital twin technologies still apply.
Read MoreCadence Design Systems, launched its latest systems for chip designers for hardware debugging and advanced prototyping, the Palladium Z3 and Protium X3. Though the systems are fundamentally different, each offers significantly increased capacity and higher performance versus its predecessors, to accelerate the development of today’s larger and more complex chips.
Read MoreLongtime electronic systems design and simulation leader, Cadence, unveiled its new Millennium M1 turnkey CFD supercomputer, which leverages both CPUs and GPUs and proprietary software technologies to significantly accelerate high-fidelity CFD simulations.
Read MoreMany chip players have developed platforms for what’s referred to as the “software-defined vehicle,” where new features and services can be added at time of or after purchase, simply by unlocking them via software or uploading new firmware. However, to understand what’s driving this technology growth trend in the automotive industry, we need to look at the evolution of the modern digital chassis.
Read MoreThis is the goal of a new “ChipGPT” type tool, that Cadence Design Systems is bringing to market, which employs Large Language Models and generative AI to do much of the heavy lifting in this early semiconductor definition and design verification phase.
Read MoreThe reality of trillion transistor chips is something that Dr. Anirudh Devgan of Cadence Design Systems feels is attainable by the year 2030, though he and his company have a vision of bringing the power of simulation, modeling and computational software to far more than just semiconductor chip design.
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