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David Murray
Galway, Ireland
Strongly focused on technology innovation by streamlining complex IC design and verification flows through tools, methodology and standards development
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The Concurrent Design-Flow Experiment
Posted Aug 2, 2012 at Integration Insights
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The Integration Forum at DAC2012
Posted May 30, 2012 at Integration Insights
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CEOs identified "integration" as the key challenge in IC design
Posted Mar 8, 2012 at Integration Insights
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Addressing HW/SW Interface Quality through Standards
As software is an increasingly important aspect of system development, product schedules are mandating the earlier development of software concurrently with hardware. The Hardware/Software (HW/SW) interface is a critical development artifact that plays a key role in efficient system realization. Here is a white paper presented at DVCON2012 that discusses... Continue reading
Posted Mar 7, 2012 at Integration Insights
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DVCON : Accellera and Standards Integration?
As part of Monday's tutorial session, for the second year running, there was an Accellera 'Town-Hall' meeting where DVCON participants got the chance to ask questions regarding the future of the freshly named Accellera Systems Initiative. Richard Goering wrote about it here. The hot topic was of course the merger... Continue reading
Posted Feb 28, 2012 at Integration Insights
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SID at DVCON2012
Posted Feb 24, 2012 at Integration Insights
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Hi JL,
Thanks for dropping by and taking a look at Socrates Bitwise. It was very popular during DAC. Some of the main benefits our customers are seeing are improved productivity and quality. Because we can automate register implementation from a single-source coherent specification, we avoid manual interpretation and translation boosting implementation quality and, almost more importantly, keeping all the implementation teams aligned. Another thing that was popular was the UVM Register package generator, showing that there is a big momentum toward UVM adoption.
thanks again for spending time with us.
regards,
Dave Murray, Duolog
48th DAC Day 1: Cloud Computing, Registers
This marks my 5th year attending the Design Automation Conference. Unlike prior years where I've lugged around my camera and had a schedule of events to participate in, this year, I came with a relatively free slate. No hard plans, just a todo list (thank goodness for OmniFocus for iPad) and my ...
Automation without abstraction is like a bicycle without pedals
Posted Nov 19, 2010 at Integration Insights
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IP-XACT Usage Survey Results
Posted Oct 1, 2010 at Integration Insights
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IP-XACT : What next? You decide!
Posted Sep 7, 2010 at Integration Insights
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IP-XACT coming back on track
Posted Aug 27, 2010 at Integration Insights
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DAC2010 : Nose wipes, no swipes, and nose swipes
Posted Jun 25, 2010 at Integration Insights
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DAC:2010 - Vowels, Gnats and Hubs.
Posted Jun 11, 2010 at Integration Insights
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Realizing the EDA360 Vision
Posted May 25, 2010 at Integration Insights
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Cadence spots the elephant!
Posted May 11, 2010 at Integration Insights
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Message from The President of The SPIRIT Consortium
I received an email yesterday from Ralph von Vignau, president of the SPIRIT Consortium to the members of the SPIRIT Consortium. In this message Ralph highlighted the successful and beneficial merger of the SPIRIT consortium into the Accellera standardization organization. In particular Ralf thanked many people who supported the IP-XACT... Continue reading
Posted May 5, 2010 at Integration Insights
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The Icelandic volcano is at it again ...
The Icelandic volcano is at it again and has twarted 2 attempts over 2 days for me to go to CDNLive in Munich where I was due to give two demos. I wouldn't mind, but last week I thought volcanos were cool as I peered over the crater of Vesuvius,... Continue reading
Posted May 5, 2010 at Integration Insights
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IP Integration : What is the difference between stitching and weaving?
Posted May 3, 2010 at Integration Insights
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Acceleration and Emulation and ... ... and centralization
Richard Goering recently commented on the need for "Acceleration and Emulation and Why HW/SW integration needs both".This article defined and promoted acceleration and emulation as a good middle ground between Virtual and FPGA prototyping. Virtual models suffer from inaccuracy whilst FPGA suffers from poor debug. The following HW/SW interface models... Continue reading
Posted Apr 26, 2010 at Integration Insights
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'Integration Insights' launched
Posted Apr 23, 2010 at Integration Insights
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Integrate (v) : To make into a hole.
Posted Apr 23, 2010 at Integration Insights
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The cost of IP integration is rising dramatically
Richard Goering, in his 'Industry Insights' blog, mentions some key points of Steve Glaser's Keynote in ISQED last week. Between the good news, the bad news and the numbers - 'Integration' was mentioned >12 times. In summary; The cost of IP integration is rising dramatically, however if we can create... Continue reading
Posted Mar 29, 2010 at Integration Insights
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Emerging Industry support for HW/SW integration
It is always great to see the innovation of the EDA community target and converge on an emerging problem in the electronics industry. Last week at DVCON Cadence CEO Lip-Bu Tan outlined that the cost of a new SoC development project was mainly spend on software development. He also stated... Continue reading
Posted Mar 10, 2010 at Integration Insights
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HW/SW integration - If only I had more time.
“We would want to be given a little time," stated Hiro Yuki Yokoyama, Toyota's managing officer,as they announced that a software glitch is to blame for braking problems in the 2010 Prius model. While the ‘glitch’ they talk about gives users more time – to be precise an additonal second,... Continue reading
Posted Mar 1, 2010 at Integration Insights
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