RISC-V is in high demand – and for good reason. Its flexibility allows developers to tailor the instruction set to specific #software needs, optimizing execution, power consumption, and throughput. Learn how Synopsys and SiFive are developing RISC-V IP cores to meet increased demand and enable customers to create their own RISC-V implementations.
Synopsys Users Group (SNUG)
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Mountain View, CA 3,559 followers
Providing Synopsys users with an open forum where you can exchange ideas, discuss problems and explore solutions.
About us
Since 1991, the Synopsys Users Group (SNUG) has represented a global design community focused on innovating from Silicon to Software. Today, as the electronics industry’s largest user conference, SNUG brings together over 12,000 Synopsys tool and technology users around the world. In addition to peer-reviewed technical presentations and insightful keynotes from industry leaders, SNUG provides a unique opportunity to connect with Synopsys executives, design ecosystem partners, and members of your design community.
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- Industry
- Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Mountain View, CA
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- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Chip design
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690 East Middlefield Road
Mountain View, CA 94043, US
Updates
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The Synopsys team was on the road this month, attending the SPIE Photomask Technology + Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography in Monterey, California. Highlights included a design and manufacturing session led by our VP of Engineering Srinivas Raghvendra, as well as a panel discussion on the future of EUV Lithography featuring our Senior Architect, Tom Cecil. To learn more about Synopsys' mask and lithography solutions, click here: https://bit.ly/3NhC1uk
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In the semiconductor industry, analog design migrations often feel like chores. Credo wanted to eliminate risks and accelerate their analog design migrations, which is why they turned to Synopsys ASO.ai. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eQBnQj
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Facing challenges in meeting automotive safety & security standards? Learn how TASKING's VX Toolset for RISC-V & Synopsys' ARC-V™ IP joint solution helps designers develop safe, secure, & power-efficient SoCs: https://bit.ly/3zh6fKF
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In our latest blog, we delve into how cloud #EDA tools are reshaping the landscape for AI chip startups, offering unparalleled scalability, flexibility, and efficiency. https://bit.ly/4eFK0ga Discover how these tools are enabling startups to overcome barriers and push the boundaries of what's possible in semiconductor design.
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Looking for a scalable vector DSP for embedded applications? Our ARC VPX DSP Processors offer the solutions you're looking for. Watch this clip featuring Synopsys Product Manager Markus Willems to learn more: https://bit.ly/3zm5BeR
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Unlock the future of security with SRAM PUF technology.🔍 Our new Synopsys article describes how these unique and unclonable silicon fingerprints form the foundation for robust security in any chip: https://bit.ly/3Bb9R1l
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Do you need more bandwidth for die-to-die connectivity in your #multidie designs? We are leveraging our current silicon-proven architecture to deliver the industry’s first 40G UCIe IP. Read our latest LinkedIn Article to learn all about the technical differentiations you need in a UCIe IP solution. 👇
Synopsys Introduces Industry’s First 40G UCIe IP Solution to Power High-Performance Multi-Die Designs
Synopsys Users Group (SNUG) on LinkedIn
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Curious about how #RISCV is transforming the automotive industry? Tune in to EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times' latest podcast with Synopsys senior product management director Rich Collins: https://bit.ly/4gkI7am You’ll discover how this open standard ISA is being used in automotive safety applications and learn how we're helping customers who are adopting the RISC-V ISA. Click the link above to listen. 🎙️
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Can sub arctic-cold, microscopic circuits = a more energy efficient #AI data center? Enter – cryogenic CMOS: https://bit.ly/47myuE8 Synopsys Inc and Semiwise (Semiconductor Technology) demonstrated a modeling and circuit simulation platform to operate CMOS at sub 0.5 volts and temperatures of -120°C or lower, which can reduce total power consumption by a factor of four or more while preserving circuit performance.