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  • Altera Unveils Direct Memory Access Reference Design for Stratix V FPGA

    Altera introduced a direct memory access (DMA) reference design. The solution is constructed for Stratix V customers needing to seamlessly and quickly design PCIe Gen3 solutions. Stratix V GX FPGAs feature a hardened protocol stack for PCIe Gen3 applications, demanding the highest in bandwidth, system integration and flexibility,...

  • Cadence Design Systems Seeks Papers for MemCon 2013

    Cadence Design Systems has issued a call for papers to be presented at MemCon 2013. Cadence is seeking presentations and papers on topics that illustrate users’ knowledge and expertise in memory design and architecture. The deadline for paper abstract submission is May 30, 2013. The MemCon conference showcases the...

  • Blog Post: Geeks UNITE for Geek Pride Day

    Happy Geek Pride Day from the Processors team! We wanted to celebrate this fun holiday with a unique post on Multicore Mix. We asked some of our team members to answer the question, “At what moment in your life did you realize you were a ‘geek’?”  Needless to say, they didn’t disappoint!...

  • DAC 2013 AMS Verification Luncheon: Advance Your Mixed-signal Verification Techniques to the Next Level

      Well DAC 2013 is around the corner, so I guess it is time to blog about it, especially since this is in Austin  And no, I am not going to tell you about the best BBQ joints or sushi places (yes I did say sushi in Texas) since I lived there for almost 15 [...]...

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