For as long as semiconductor devices have been around, motor vehicles have been one of the toughest operating environments. Chips in automobiles, trucks, and buses are subject to extremes of ...

As AI technology and no-code automation tools continue to evolve, manual testing seems to be losing its edge. This perception may or may not align with reality, as multiple factors are impacting ...

In the age of digital residents, semiconductor chips are present in almost every aspect of our lives. Whether it is from data centers to computers, cell phones, computer central processing units, and ...

As chips get ever bigger and more complex, the electronic design automation (EDA) industry must innovate constantly to keep up. Engineers expect every new generation of silicon to be modeled, ...

Testing chips with more transistors and smaller, more intricate architectures is significantly more time-consuming than it is for their legacy predecessors. With reducing time to market being the end ...