11 July 2006

Arm verification kit launched

ARM processors gain Cadence developed verification tool.

Cadence and ARM have announced the Cadence Functional Verification Kit for ARM technology. According to the companies, the kit offers design teams a low risk path to verification closure of ARM processor based designs.
The kit is said to span architectural verification to system validation for both hardware and software, bringing higher productivity, better design quality and greater predictability.
Mike Inglis, ARM’s executive vp of marketing, said: “This kit collaboration, using Cadence’s Plan to Closure Methodology and ARM technology certified AMBA verification IP, reinforces our commitment to accelerate verification closure for producing industry leading ARM processor based designs.”
The kit contains block, chip and system level flows and verification methodology tailored for ARM processor based designs. Included is the Cadence Incisive platform, Cadence applicability consulting, an ARM926 processor based representative design and a suite of AMBA verification IP.

Author
Graham Pitcher

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http://www.cadence.com

Companies
ARM Ltd
Cadence Design Systems Ltd

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