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Hardware/Software Codesign: Pink elephants on parade?
As part of this week’s DVCon event being held in Silicon Valley, the EDAC Emerging Companies Committee sponsored a really intense and well-attended evening panel on hardware/software codesign. The effervescent Paul McLellan moderated the panel. (If you’ve not read his book, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cadence, codesign, codevelopment, EDA, hardware/software, Intel, Lockheed-Martin, Xilinx
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