Articles Authored by Lauro Rizzatti

Speed, throughput, and latency are the key parameters in determining hardware-emulation performance.

On May 15, Mentor, a Siemens Business, held its annual Silicon Valley User2User (U2U) conference at the Santa Clara Marriott

As one panelist stated: “Shift left? Yes, we are doing it. Yes, it’s been incredibly effective. Yes, it’s been incredibly painful.”

Artificial intelligence (AI) and its two main offshoots, machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL), are hot topics right now.

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What books would you recommend to a newcomer to the semiconductor industry and, more specifically, the system design ecosystem?

I recently had the chance to visit with Bo Shen, founder and CTO of Artosyn Microelectronics.

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.