Siemens EDA intros next-gen ESD; focus on chiplet-design kits (CDK)
Siemens EDA has introduced the next-generation in electronic systems design (ESD) today, at the ongoing Siemens EDA PCB Forum 2024, at Radisson Blu, Bangalore.
The goals are to keep pace with accelerating innovation, and speed up product delivery.
Electronic systems innovation is accelerating, and product release cycles are measured in months, and not years. Innovation, connectivity, emerging economies, and more consumer options, are driving product replacement and upgrade cycles.
Next-generation electronic systems design is AI-assisted, cloud connected, integrated, and intuitive, besides being secure. It helps accelerate digital transformation initiatives and AI/ML implementation. Next-generation ESD allows the unified user experience that combines cloud connectivity and AI capabilities to drive innovation in electronic systems design. We are transforming electronic systems design.
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