John Donovan, the proprietor of www.low-powerdesign.com, recently interviewed four Cadence representatives at the CDNLive! event held at the Fairmont Hotel in downtown San Jose, California. In this third video interview, Cadence EDA360 Evangelist and Marketing Director Steve Leibson discusses some of the technical issues that the EDA360 vision is trying to solve through a more comprehensive, apps-driven approach to System, SoC, and Silicon Realization.
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