Siemens’ Aprisa Now Certified for GlobalFoundries’ 22FDX Platform
Siemens' Aprisa place-and-route solution has now been certified for GlobalFoundries’ 22FDX platform.
Digi-Key Inks Distribution Agreement with Siemens
Digi-Key now distributes Siemens' leading automation and control products.
New JEDEC Industry Standard for Electronics Cooling Simulation
Proposed through the JEDEC JC15 committee, the new JEDEC JEP181 standard simplifies thermal model data sharing.
Siemens Acquires PRO DESIGN’s proFPGA Business
Siemens has signed an agreement with Germany-based PRO DESIGN to acquire its proFPGA product family of FPGA desktop prototyping technologies.
Siemens Enhances Nucleus ReadyStart for Arm Platforms
Siemens' latest version of Nucleus ReadyStart software for Arm-based devices provides enhanced support for the Arm Cortex family of processors.
Multilayered Approach is Needed in Automotive Cybersecurity
Automotive software needs to incorporate automation, connectivity, electrification, and sharing (ACES) to ensure safety and security are addressed.
Siemens EDA Tools Now Qualified on TSMC’s N3, N4 Processes
Now certified for TSMC's N3 and N4 processes, Siemens' Analog FastSPICE platform provides leading-edge verification for nanometer analog, RF, mixed-signal,…
Siemens QVIP Now Supports PCIe 6.0
Siemens' QVIP solution supports detailed functional verification across all layers of the PCI Express 6.0 specification.
Siemens Acquires Supplyframe
The acquisition strengthens the Siemens portfolio through software as a service – not only in the field of EDA and…
Siemens Strengthens IC Verification Portfolio with Fractal Technologies Acquisition
Siemens plans to add Fractal's technology to the Xcelerator portfolio as part of its EDA IC verification offerings.
Siemens Place-and-route Solution Now Qualified on TSMC’s N6 Technology
In addition to previous collaboration for multiple technology nodes starting from 40nm down to 7nm, Aprisa is now qualified to…
Identifying E/E Architecture Requirements for Autonomous Vehicle Development
Looming large for those designing the next-generation autonomous vehicles are challenges of sorting out requirements for the new E/E architectures.
