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Cadence Selects Denali Verification IP for PCI Express DesignsPALO ALTO, Calif., March 31, 2004--Denali Software, Inc., the leading provider of electronic design automation (EDA) tools and intellectual property (IP) for chip interface design and verification, today announced that Cadence Design Systems (NYSE: CDN) has selected Denali's PCI Express verification IP for use in its vertical solution for PCI Express. The Denali Verification IP fits seamlessly into the Cadence Incisive™ functional verification platform for the verification of complex SoC designs requiring PCI Express interfaces. Cadence selected Denali's PureSpec™ verification IP to simulate and verify PCI Express IP cores and devices in Cadence's vertical solution for PCI Express. By using Denali's PureSpec verification IP models, combined with the Cadence Incisive functional verification platform, designers can expose potential bugs early in the development cycle before the designs are implemented in silicon, saving valuable development time and resulting in faster time-to-market with a higher quality end product. "Denali has become a leading provider of verification IP and technology for complex chip interfaces, like memory and PCI Express," said Tim Henricks, vice president of engineering services at Cadence. "Delivering high-quality PCI Express interfaces for our customers' next-generation chips is a critical task for us. The Cadence vertical solution for PCI Express supports an integrated approach of platform technologies, IP and a comprehensive range of design services to accelerate product development from design to design-in. The Cadence Incisive functional verification platform, combined with Denali IP, provides designers with a powerful and flexible design environment for verifying SoCs with PCI Express interfaces so designers may compress overall verification time and get to market faster." "Interface verification, for both compliance and interoperability, is playing an increasingly critical role in next-generation chip development flows," said Kevin Silver, vice president of marketing at Denali. "An effective solution must include robust modeling and verification, as well as technology for addressing interoperability-which includes widespread industry adoption. We've accomplished these goals with PureSpec, and it is now the most widely used verification IP solution for PCI Express interfaces. Cadence designers have combined PureSpec with their vertical solution to form a very powerful verification flow for PCI Express designs. For Cadence customers, this translates into a very high quality end product and faster time-to-market. We are pleased to be working with Cadence on this flow, and to further enable PCI Express technology." PCI Express technology is the new industry-standard I/O targeted to provide local connectivity across desktop, mobile, enterprise, and communications platforms. PCI Express resides at the center of enterprise interconnect innovations anticipated across storage, networking, clustering, and workstations. Next-generation servers utilizing PCI Express technology will offer powerful and cost-effective computing platforms, scalable hardware building blocks, market-tested best-of-breed solutions, and enterprise-class reliability, availability, serviceability, and manageability. About PureSpec About Denali NOTE: Denali, The Denali logo, Databahn, eMemory, MMAV, and PureSpec are trademarks of Denali Software, Inc. PCI Express is a trademark of PCI-SIG. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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