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  • Empowering Issue Hunting Mode Verification on RISC-V Architectures

  • Empowering Issue Hunting Mode Verification on RISC-V Architectures

  • Taming Formal with Intelligent Automation?

  • Taming Formal with Intelligent Automation?

  • Achieving Efficient Verification Combining Simulation and Formal

  • Achieving Efficient Verification Combining Simulation and Formal

  • osmosis 2024

    The annual osmosis event is a dynamic platform for exchanging successes achieved through applying formal techniques to overcome verification challenges. It offers a unique opportunity to connect and engage with our accomplished research and development (R&D) experts and participants. The conversations that follow may help you and others improve formal-based verification solutions.

  • Securing the Future: A Deep Dive into Cryptography and Data Protection

    Cryptography and data protection mechanisms form the cornerstone of this defence, ensuring that communication between devices remains confidential, authentic, and unhampered. Two key players in this domain are Component Measurement and Authentication (CMA) and the Security Protocol and Data Model (SPDM). Together, they provide a robust framework for securing communications, particularly in PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) systems.

  • Celebrating the Approval of Portable Test and Stimulus Standard (PSS) 3.0

    Accellera Systems Initiative  has recently announced the approval of the  Portable Test and Stimulus Standard (PSS) 3.0 , marking a significant milestone in verification of electronic systems. My colleague, Tom Fitzpatrick, wrote a nice blog a few weeks before the announcement highlighting his video presentation on how PSS and Verification IP fit together like a hand in a glove at DAC.

  • Increasing Fault Coverage with Siemens Functional ​Fault Grading Solutions

    In this session, you will learn five important aspects of why you should implement functional fault grading.

  • Accelerating Verification Closure with Siemens DFT Tailored Verification Solutions

    In this session, you will be introduced to the Questa DFT Verification Platform, a comprehensive, high-productivity DFT verification solution.

  • Embracing a New Era in DFT: Addressing High Defect Coverage, Silent Data Errors, and Emerging Challenges

    In this session, you will learn Tessent's approach to Silicon Lifecycle Management (SLM).

  • Understanding and Navigating the New Challenges in Design-for-Test

    In this session, you will learn that Tessent deploys techniques to reduce simulation effort where possible.

  • The osmosis Formal Verification Conference Celebrates its 5th anniversary!

    Calling all formal verification enthusiasts: We are excited to invite you to osmosis 2024, marking the 5th anniversary of this premier formal verification event where experts in come together to share cutting-edge solutions and success stories. Following DVCon Europe on October 17th in the same Munich venue — with more speakers than ever before — this year’s osmosis promises to be a day of deep learning, collaboration, and networking with professionals dedicated to advancing formal methods.

  • Universal Verification Methodology (UVM): VIP Challenges & Effective Deployment Guide

    This session will give a brief overview of the UVM, introduce Verification Intellectual Property (VIP) and cover benefits for using industry standard VIPs. We will delve into challenges faced with deploying VIPs, including protocol complexities, training, and critically tailoring/tuning the VIP for your target interface for FPGAs or ASICs. We present step-by-step flowchart to plan, budget, train, ramp-up, pre-validate, adopt, and successfully deploy VIPs on projects.

  • Questa Verification IQ: Boost Verification Predictability and Efficiency with Collaboration, Traceability, and AI/ML Analytics

    This session will cover Verification IQ (VIQ), the next-generation, data-driven verification solution from Siemens EDA that transforms the verification process using collaboration, traceability, and analytics. VIQ enables greater collaboration among teams and utilizes machine learning and AI to boost verification productivity and efficiency.

  • Challenges of Multiple FPGA Tool Flow Verification

    This session will examine the challenges of utilizing common RTL for different FPGA targets. Each FPGA target requires a different tool flow, therefore verification of each tool flow is necessary in determining functional accuracy. Traditionally, functional verification has been sufficient to guard against tool flow issues. Functional safety requirements necessitate a more robust verification process. Equivalency checking ensures that a tool flow defect is not realized in the final product.

  • Questa Equivalent FPGA: Assuring FPGA Integrity

    Questa Equivalent RTL allows FPGA designers to utilize equivalency checking principles on FPGAs with access to vendor libraries allowing proper analysis of low-level primitives e.g. native RAM and DSP elements. The tool was recently explored at Northrop Grumman to verify the functional equivalence of firmware targeted to FPGAs from different vendors. We found that Questa Equivalent RTL’s ability to support FPGA device primitives to be incredibly useful and unique among similar industry tools.

  • Transforming AI with HBM: Siemens’ Avery VIP powers Rambus’ Industry-First HBM4 Memory Controller

    The semiconductor industry is entering a new era, driven by advancements in memory technology and the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI). As AI continues to evolve, hardware infrastructure is facing increasing challenges, with memory performance emerging as a critical bottleneck.

  • Exploring Essential Concepts in Formal Verification

    A witness is a sequence of inputs that demonstrates how an assertion is satisfied, showing that the design behaves as expected. A counterexample, on the other hand, is a sequence of inputs that violates an assertion, indicating a potential bug or design flaw. Both can be used to generate simulation tests that help engineers debug and verify the design.

  • MARLUG - 2024

    User2User Mid-Atlantic is your opportunity to learn, grow and connect with fellow technical experts who design leading-edge products using Siemens EDA tools.

  • Assertions and Benefits of Abstractions in Formal Verification

    Assertions are typically specified using languages like SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA) or Property Specification Language (PSL). These languages provide constructs for expressing complex design behaviors, making it possible to verify a wide range of conditions and scenarios.

  • Questa Formal Verification IP AMBA: Achieve Protocol Compliance in Designs

    In this session, you will learn how Questa Formal Verification IP (VIP) for the AMBA protocol ensures that designs incorporating AMBA adhere strictly to the protocol; all without the need for simulation. The solution integrates comprehensive protocol knowledge, providing user-friendly interfaces, significantly reducing verification environment setup time. Optimized for top-tier performance and scalability, Questa Formal VIP AMBA achieves high-efficiency with accurate protocol compliance.

  • Questa Formal Verification IP AMBA: Achieve Protocol Compliance in Designs

    Questa Formal VIP AMBA is the ideal tool for achieving high-efficiency and accurate protocol compliance. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to streamline your verification process and enhance your design workflows.

  • Understanding Formal Verification

    Formal verification is a method to ensure that a hardware design behaves as intended by using mathematical analysis to check its correctness relative to its specifications. Unlike traditional verification methods, which rely on testing and simulation, formal verification mathematically proves that a design will always function correctly under all possible scenarios.