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Sankalp Semiconductor to hire 300 engineers

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Sankalp Semiconductor a design service company offering comprehensive digital & mixed signal SoC solutions, today announced its plan to hire 300 engineers in the next 12 months. Sankalp plans to hire engineers for its India design centers in Bangalore, Hubli and Kolkata. The hiring plans will enable Sankalp to

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Constrained Random Verification flow strategy

The explosive growth of cellular market has affected the semiconductor industry like never before. Product life cycle have moved to an accelerated track to meet time to market. In parallel, engineering teams are in a constant quest to add more functionality on a given die size with higher performance and less power

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HDL Design House and AFuzion Synergy to Enhance DO-254 Projects

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Belgrade, Serbia – July 20th, 2017 – HDL Design House, provider of digital, analog, and back-end design and verification services and products in numerous areas of SoC, and AFuzion, the safety-critical systems and certification company, have started a collaboration to simplify the complex DO-254 project requirements and reduce overall

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Negative Delays aren’t so Negative after all !

You read the term “negative delay” and your engineer mind goes racing creating science fictions – time machine, time generator, non-causal machine and so on. Here are the answers – no, you can’t turn circuits with negative delays into a time-machine, you can’t go back in time, you can’t even

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Faraday Unveils 28HPC USB 3.1 PHY and 40LP Type-C PHY with PD Controller

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Faraday Technology Corporation (TWSE: 3035), a leading ASIC design service and IP provider, today announced that the availability of its USB 3.1 PHY on UMC 28HPC process, as well as the silicon-verified USB 3.1 Type-C PHY with USB-PD 2.0 support on UMC 40LP process. Faraday introduced the industry’s first USB

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RISC-V: Reducing Risk for both the Consumer and the Supplier

Last week was the Linley Processors Conference held in Santa Clara, CA. where vendors announced new products and technical details about new network architectures, security implementations, and novel memory devices were disclosed. Session 8 was titled “Open Instruction Sets” and featured a “pro” presentation by Krste Asanović, Professor, University of

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