Disasters are now measured by system-level flaws. It’s time to reevaluate the whole supply chain.

Gauging the impact of the Japanese earthquake on the tools and services business won’t be easy.

Why the old approach didn’t work and what’s the new thinking behind multi- and many-core processors.

Despite past failures, the idea of renting resources as needed is starting to gain some traction.

The technology looks the same, but to get to the next level will require some cooperation.

What the move to the next couple process nodes really mean to the semiconductor industry are unknown.

Who’s going to be running the show—and paying for the tools—remains a mystery on a global scale.

Will 3D stacking favor FPGAs or ASIC platforms? The answer will have a pronounced effect on EDA tools sales.

Why the processor maker has suddenly started making deals with all the big EDA vendors.

Communication is now one of the most critical jobs for design teams—and it’s something not everyone does well.