Category Archives: guest blog

This is the second part of a piece by Sandeep Srinivasan. The first part is here. This follows on from my piece yesterday and sets up a different view from mine (you’ll have to wait until next Tuesday, or read … Continue reading →

Sandeep is currently a consultant at Mskribe. Most recently he was Vice President of West Coast Operations, for CLK-Design Automation. Prior to CLK-DA, he was CEO and Founder of Synchronous-DA which merged with CLK-DA and a history going back through … Continue reading →

Today’s guest blog is by John McGehee. John is a independent consultant in Silicon Valley, specializing in EDA application development, design methodology and Japan.  He blogs about these topics at www.voom.net.  Prior to starting his consulting career, John was an … Continue reading →

I think that the first time I saw John Bruggeman was at a Wind River Worldwide User Conference when he smashed his way through a polystyrene wall at the back of the stage with a sledgehammer to enter to give … Continue reading →

Today’s guest blog is by Steve Schulz. These days Steve runs the Silicon Integration Initiative, Si2. Prior to joining Si2 Steve was VP corporate marketing for BOPS. Prior to that he had a long tenure of nearly 20 years at … Continue reading →

I’ve known Jay Vleeschhouwer since my early days at Cadence since I somehow ended up with the role of being the technical contact for financial and industry analysts. He has been a research analyst since 1980, has been following the … Continue reading →

Today’s guest blog is from Christian Burisch. He started his professional life as a chip designer and then became an AE for Ambit (where I first met him), Co-Design (SystemVerilog) and Tenison. Deciding to step back from the EDA industry … Continue reading →

Scott Sandler is the President of Springsoft USA. He began his career as a verification engineer at Intel, where he quickly learned that he liked the tools a lot better than the designs. He entered the EDA world in 1986 … Continue reading →

One area that I don’t know as much about as I feel I should is test. And an area that I know even less about is analog test. David Hamilton is the CEO of ATEEDA, based in an area that … Continue reading →

DAC is coming up late July, as I’m sure you know. For the first time this year there is a real user track in which users, unmoderated by EDA marketing droids, can talk about their experiences. Soha Hassoun of Tufts … Continue reading →