29 Oct 2025 · 8 min
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are not only redefining industries but also reshaping the very foundation of semiconductor innovation. Traditionally, chip design has relied heavily on rule-based tools.
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29 Oct 2025 · 5 min
In today’s technology-driven era, power efficiency has become as vital as performance. With billions of connected devices operating across the globe-from compact wearables to massive data centers-every milliwatt of energy matters.
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31-Dec-25 · 5 min
Register Replication is an optimization technique used in VLSI design where a single register driving many loads (high fanout) is duplicated into multiple identical registers. Each replicated register drives a smaller set of loads.
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31-Dec-2025 · 8 min
In VLSI design, equivalence checking is a key part of the broader discipline known as formal verification. Unlike functional verification, which relies on exhaustive simulation with test vectors, equivalence checking uses mathematical modelling to prove that two versions of a design behave identically under all circumstances.
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29-Oct-2025 · 5 min
The journey from specification to silicon is a complex one, marked by numerous technical, logistical, and collaborative challenges. As semiconductor designs grow in scale and sophistication, the design flow has evolved into a highly interconnected process involving multiple teams, tools, and verification stages.
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29-Oct-2025 · 5 min
Timing is one of the most critical aspects of semiconductor design. Even when a circuit’s logic is flawless, it can still fail in real-world hardware if it doesn’t meet timing requirements
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29-Oct-2025 · 5 min
In the world of VLSI design, a single undetected bug can lead to millions of dollars in losses due to re-spins, missed deadlines, and product failures. To prevent such costly outcomes, Verification and Validation (V&V) play an indispensable role in ensuring that every chip performs exactly as intended before it reaches fabrication.
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29-Oct-2025 · 5 min
Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) design is the foundation of modern semiconductor technology, enabling the creation of complex integrated circuits that power everything from smartphones to satellites. It involves combining millions, and sometimes billions, of transistors onto a single chip.
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