"When I started selling EDA tools in '84, my grandfather asked me what
I did and I explained. He asked me to clarify if I really delivered
a tape worth a few dollars and the customer paid $150,000 for it.
'So, you are in the Mafia', my father concluded."
- Mo Casas of Inregion
http://www.deepchip.com/gadfly/gad102506.html
( ESNUG 458 Subjects ) ------------------------------------------ [11/16/06]
Item 1: User enraged Synopsys using PrimeTime monopoly to force PT-SI use
Item 2: ( ESNUG 457 #4 ) Brett trashes Bluespec and their "BS Compiler"
Item 3: Judy's reportLeakagePower equivalent script for IC Compiler users
Item 4: Does anyone actually use Formality EC in a Cadence or Magma flow?
Item 5: ( ELSE 06 #13 ) Leonardo worked well while Precision screwed us!
Item 6: ( ESNUG 454 #17 ) Our bug hunt using the Verisity/Axis emulator
Item 7: ( ESNUG 448 #8 ) Looks like ECSM works & it's 1/3 the size of CCS
Item 8: User asks on eval does Arithmatica CellMath really reduce power?
Item 9: ( ESNUG 457 #2 ) The rumors are false; Magma has test, thank you
Item 10: Glen's patented keep-the-CEO-happy Jupiter-XT speed floorplanning
Item 11: Andy's odd San Jose SNUG CFP, Cadence, and what Mentor won't say
( ESNUG 458 Jobs Section ) --------------------------------------- [11/16/06]
Job 1: Santa Clara, CA - Sierra DA is looking for some apps engineers
Job 2: Cupertino, CA - Chip Estimate seeks to hire an R&D engineer
Job 3: Santa Clara, CA - Solido DA hankers for a field apps engineer
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