Seminars address complex SoC designs

IKOS Systems and TransEDA have announced a series of European seminars looking at the challenges and solutions of complex SoC designs.

IKOS Systems and TransEDA have announced a series of European seminars looking at the challenges and solutions of complex SoC designs.

The seminars will be held on 15th May 2001 in Birmingham, 16th May 2001 in Sophia Antipolis and 18th May 2001 in Munich.

Full details of the times and locations can be found on the IKOS website along with an online registration at http://www.ikos.com/seminars.

Registrations close on 9th May 2001.

"With companies spending 60-80% of system-on-chip development time on the verification of that device, the subject of verification productivity continues to be a hot topic", said Linda Prowse Fosler, vice president of marketing at IKOS Systems.

"The companies working at the forefront of the complex designs are selecting the best in class tools to help them through this process.

These seminars are creating an open forum for us to discuss some of the innovative solutions that are available to improve this process".

"The growing verification gap can only be addressed by applying a wide range of verification solutions", said Tom Borgstrom, vice president of marketing at TransEDA.

"These seminars will give design and verification engineers an opportunity to learn new ways they can cut the system and IC verification time while reducing schedule and development risk".

The seminars are aimed at both designers of complex ASIC devices and project managers and will draw on the experiences of both IKOS and TransEDA's customers.

The seminars will show how verification solutions can accelerate product development, reduce cost and risk, and enable users to get their ASIC right the first time.

Attendees will leave the seminar with a better understanding of high performance verification technologies, their application and benefits.

All seminars are free of charge but seats are limited.

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