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Managers and key decision makers are forced today to make decisions using qualitative, stale, and subjective data. This is because key design metrics are trapped in logs, reports, and other repositories, making them hard to access and use. Logarithm Labs has simplified the process of collecting, ... Read More

Chip design is tough work. Design teams are under tremendous pressure to deliver the highest possible quality in the shortest possible time. They are also under tremendous pressure to be more productive. This means they need better tools and better processes to be able to do a better job.<... Read More

Quality of Silicon (QoS) indicates the success of a chip design and its readiness for silicon. Typical metrics measured to calculate include area, power, clock speeds, design rule violations, etc. which are generated by EDA tools. Getting the required metrics together is currently a... Read More

In our previous blog, we outlined the critical role of verification in chip design. In order for verification teams to be productive, a variety of coordination and communication related challenges need to be... Read More

As the complexities of modern digital ASICs and SoCs continue to grow, so too do the challenges of design verification and validation. For each design engineer, the typical semiconductor design team has 3 to 5 times as many verification engineers. These verification teams are tasked with ensuring... Read More