The expansion of EDA giants outside of classic EDA speaks volumes about where the opportunities will be.

It’s no longer just about building the best tools or IP blocks. It’s not even about shrinking markets or fewer design starts.

The value isn’t in the concrete, it’s the ability to connect different parts in a meaningful way.

The devil is in the details, and these days there are an awful lot of them.

Why Apple hired a team of hardware engineers at a time when the rest of the industry is using off-the-shelf chips.

The global downturn is over. It will take time for jobs to resurface, but all indicators are pointing in the right direction.

Why the GSA board’s elections are so important and why the seats are so contested this year.

But it will shift from defining the most important portions of a chip to the least important parts.

It’s no longer enough to define yourself just as a verification or RTL engineer.

Why companies are shifting direction coming out of the downturn.