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  • Verification Academy Live: Scottsdale

    This seminar will update you on technologies and techniques to increase your verification productivity today. How the new AI/ML paradigm shift across the industry is enabling functional verification productivity gains The benefits of an automated Continuous Integration flow to enhance RTL quality and streamline development processes The latest advancements in the RTL simulation Wednesday, December 3, 2025 | 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Location TopGolf 9500 E. Talking Stick Way Scottsdale, AZ 85256

  • Debug Like a Pro: VHDL Testbenches with OSVVM, UVVM, & UVM in Questa One Sim

    This webinar explores the debugging capabilities and best practices across the three leading VHDL verification (OSVVM, UVVM, UVM) frameworks.

  • Don't Let VHDL Debugging Slow You Down! Use Questa One Sim

    In this webinar, you will learn how Questa One Sim  empowers VHDL designers to dramatically enhance their debugging productivity. We'll move beyond basic simulation viewing and dive into advanced features designed to pinpoint issues faster, understand design behavior more intuitively, and streamline your entire VHDL RTL debug workflow.

  • Introducing BUGGED OUT — A new bite-sized podcast for verification engineers

    I’m excited to share something I’ve been working on for a while — my new podcast, BUGGED OUT . If you’ve been in verification long enough, you know the truth: Every chip has bugs. The real challenge — and the real creativity — is in how we find and fix them quickly. This podcast is about that work. Each episode is 10–15 minutes, designed for a commute, a coffee break, or that moment when your simulation farm is spinning and you finally have a minute to think.

  • BUGGED OUT Podcast

    Every chip has bugs — the real question is how fast you can find and fix them. BUGGED OUT is the bite-sized podcast where we shine a light on the art (and science) of functional verification.

  • HLV: Formal Verification of Synthesizable C++/SystemC Designs

    Formal check tools are difficult to be analyzed on generated RTL (as the errors cannot be correlated to HLS source code) Catapult Formal/Onespin SystemC help to overcome this challenge. Under HLV there are several apps, to verify and clean C++ HLS code before running HL Synthesis and then apply equivalency between C++ and RTL to guarantee that golden C++ is equivalent with final RTL design.

  • HLV: Formal Verification of Synthesizable C++/SystemC Designs

    Under HLV there are several apps, to verify and clean C++ HLS code before running HL Synthesis and then apply equivalency between C++ and RTL to guarantee that golden C++ is equivalent with final RTL design.

  • Improving Verification Productivity Using Questa One Sim

    This webinar is essential for verification engineers and managers looking to overcome the challenges of increasing design complexity and achieve superior verification efficiency and faster time-to-market with Siemens' Questa One Sim.

  • Improving Verification Productivity Using Questa One Sim

    This webinar is essential for verification engineers and managers looking to overcome the challenges of increasing design complexity and achieve superior verification efficiency and faster time-to-market with Siemens' Questa One Sim. Furthermore, the webinar will showcase Questa One Sim's cutting-edge debugging tools. Experience how advanced capabilities like Protocol Debug, and X-Debug enhance productivity, enabling you to find bugs faster.

  • New RTL Modeling Constructs in Verilog

    I’ve been packing up my office as Siemens is closing my location. This marks the longest I’ve ever spent in a single office, a whopping 15 years. Coincidentally, I was in the same building earlier with another company, Avant! for an additional 2 years. I’ve got a box of stuff from previous jobs that I rarely unpack. But it happened to go through it and found the proceedings from what was to become the first DVCon in 1992. I doubt these proceedings exist anywhere in digital form.

  • Combining Performance and Formal Security Guarantees for Hardware Accelerators

  • Ground Truth in the Age of AI: Abstract Models as the Anchor of Verification

  • Adaptable FWHW Formal Co-Verification of SoC RISC-V Components

    The increasing shift towards the RISC-V open-source instruction set architecture requires the development of new design techniques. In recent years, it has been demonstrated that RISC-V designs can be generated in a modular and scalable manner by utilizing metamodeling techniques.

  • Formally Verifying Security Properties of CHERI Hardware and Software

  • Harnessing AI for Real-world Hardware Verification

  • Stimulus Free Verification of a Clock Bridge Using Static and Formal

  • osmosis Europe 2025

    The osmosis Europe 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.

  • Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink) Verification: A Deep Dive with Siemens Avery Verification IP

    In this webinar, you will be introduced to the UALink protocol, focusing on its architecture, key features that enable scalable AI systems, and critical verification challenges. We will then explore the essential capabilities of Siemens Avery UALink Verification IP, designed to ensure complete and efficient verification of complex UALink-based accelerator designs.

  • Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink) Verification: A Deep Dive with Siemens Avery Verification IP

    In this webinar, you will be introduced to the UALink protocol, focusing on its architecture, key features that enable scalable AI systems, and critical verification challenges.

  • Breaking Silos: Creating Synergistic Flows for Next-Gen Verification

    In this webinar, through practical demonstrations and real-world examples, you'll see how next-generation verification goes beyond traditional approaches - enabling teams to break down silos, accelerate design cycles, and achieve higher quality results through intelligent automation and collaborative workflows.

  • Breaking Silos: Creating Synergistic Flows for Next-Gen Verification

    In this webinar, you will learn strategies to eliminate workflow bottlenecks and create seamless collaboration between design and verification teams and how to architect verification environments where tools, processes, and teams work in perfect harmony.

  • Interchange Format Standard in Hierarchical CDC and RDC Analysis

    For large designs with numerous asynchronous clocks and resets, there is a growing need to do clock domain crossing (CDC) and reset domain crossing (RDC) analysis in a hierarchical way. This allows parallelization of sub-block and noiseless analysis and helps reduce SoC runtime and speed closure of CDC and RDC issues at the SoC level.

  • Did You Know QuestaSim Supports VHDL-2019?

    In this webinar, we will explore the VHDL-2019 supported features in QuestaSim.

  • Did You Know QuestaSim Supports VHDL-2019?

    In this webinar, we will explore the VHDL-2019 supported features in QuestaSim such as; enhancing your VHDL testbench, accessing the host environment, assertion reporting, view modes for design configuration optimization and more.

  • From Manageability to 3.0: Unlocking the Future with UCIe Verification

    The semiconductor industry is steadily moving toward multi-die integration, where chiplets from different sources are combined within a single package (known as a system in package or SiP) to deliver higher performance, scalability, and efficiency. The Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (UCIe) standard is the backbone of this movement, offering a high-bandwidth, low-latency interconnect that enables heterogeneous chiplets to operate as one system.