Articles Authored by Lauro Rizzatti

Part 3 of this series envisions what to expect from hardware emulation in the future given the dramatic changes in the semiconductor and electronic system design process.

When it comes to how artificial intelligence will affect the way in which we perform verification in the future, there’s good news, and there’s bad news.

This is part 2 of a 3-part series called, Hardware Emulation: Realizing its Potential.

The series looks at the progression of hardware emulation from the early days to far into the new millennium.

French startup VSORA launches novel approach to design DSP IPs for G5.

From its FPGA-based beginnings to today’s advanced architectures used by a select group of companies, emulation has changed dramatically over the past three decades.

New emulation apps announced in 2017 included design-for-test (DFT) and low-power verification and Deterministic In-Circuit Emulation (D-ICE).

I recently had a chance to catch up with Bill Neifert, Senior Director of Market Development at ARM.