Lauro Rizzatti Source: ECN April 6, 2018 Jennifer DeLaOsa – Associate Editor ***Editor’s Note: The “I Became An Engineer” blog runs every Friday. To share your story email jennifer.delaosa@advantagemedia.com*** This week’s story comes to us from ECN reader Dr. Lauro Rizzatti. My interest in engineering started when I was about 14 years old. I disassembled my dad’s old 1930s German radio, … Read more
Source: EEWeb By Lauro Rizzatti April 2, 2018 A business acquaintance recently asked me to name a few books she could recommend to a newcomer to the semiconductor industry and, more specifically, the system design ecosystem. What began as a casual “ticking off” of a few titles on my fingers soon transitioned into a return to … Read more
Source: TechDesignForum By Lauro Rizzatti March 19, 2018 I recently had the chance to visit with Bo Shen, founder and CTO of Artosyn Microelectronics. The fabless Shanghai-based company, established in 2011, specializes in SoCs for one of today’s most exciting markets: drones. Bo shared details of both Artosyn’s latest designs and the verification flow the company … Read more
Source: EEWeb This is part 3 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. Part 1 covered the first decade from inception in ~1986 to about ~2000 when the technology found limited use. Part 2 … Read more
Source: EEWeb By: Lauro Rizzatti and Jean-Marie Brunet The series looks at the progression of hardware emulation from the early days to far into the new millennium. Part 1 covered the first decade from inception in ~1986 to about ~2000 when the technology found limited use. Part 2 traces changes to hardware emulation as it became … Read more
Source: SemiWiki By: Lauro Rizzatti I enjoyed reading Eric Esteve’s article “French Tech at CES, 2nd country after USA with 274 Start-Up at Eureka Park!” It brought back happy memories of my time at EVE until Synopsys purchased it in 2012. Here is another intriguing story by a French startup named VSORA and founded by Khaled … Read more
Source: EEWeb By: Lauro Rizzatti and Jean-Marie Brunet This is part 1 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. Part 1 covers the first decade from inception from ~1986 to about ~2000 when … Read more
Source: SemiWiki I enjoyed reading Eric Esteve’s article “French Tech at CES, 2nd country after USA with 274 Start-Up at Eureka Park!” It brought back happy memories of my time at EVE until Synopsys purchased it in 2012. Here is another intriguing story by a French startup named VSORA and founded by Khaled Maalej with a … Read more
Source: ElectronicDesign Download this article in PDF format. Every verification engineer today knows about hardware emulation and its capabilities. Some may know it’s a technology employed since the 1980s. However, not everyone knows the story of emulation’s winding path from a tool relegated to the dusty backrooms to widespread adoption, or the players involved. Follow … Read more
Source: EEWebw.eeweb.com/profile/lauro/articles/2017-was-hardware-emulations-marvel-apps-year By Max Maxfield | Wednesday, January 10, 2018 In this podcast, verification expert Lauro Rizzatti and EEWeb.com’s editor-in-chief, Max Maxfield, discuss the relationship between artificial intelligence and design verification. One thing that I really like about my job is that there’s always something fun and exciting going on. Just a few weeks ago, for example, … Read more