Explore quantum computing’s impact on cryptography and learn how to prepare SoC designs for post-quantum computing and evolving cryptographic standards.
Posted in Application Security, Cryptography, IP, Quantum Computing, Security
We’re looking back at 2021’s breakthroughs & milestones; explore key developments in EDA tools, SoC verification, connected vehicles, and life at Synopsys.
Posted in Automotive, EDA, HPC, Inside Synopsys, IP, Multi-Die Systems, Prototyping, Quantum Computing, Verification
Cryogenic semiconductor IP (cryo-CMOS IP) is critical to scaling quantum computing solutions; learn how it enables co-location of qubits & control electronics.
Posted in IP, Product Spotlight, Quantum Computing
We explain quantum computing: the role of chip design & photonics, development & deployment challenges, and quantum computing applications & solutions.
Posted in EDA, Quantum Computing
Women play vital roles in developing the tools that engineers around the world use to design smart chips and develop secure code for the amazing devices that are changing the way we work and play. USA Today recently featured three Synopsys engineers, who reflect on their experiences as women in tech and offer advice on carving out success in a male-dominated field.
Posted in Application Security, Artificial Intelligence, Automotive, Cryptography, EDA, Healthcare, Internet of Things, IP, Machine Learning, Malware, Optical Design, Privacy, Quantum Computing, Robotics, Security, Superconducting Electronics, TCAD
On Wednesday, Synopsys announced a multi-year research and development contract with the U.S. Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) to advance EDA tool flows for Superconducting Electronics (SCE). Synopsys will collaborate with experts in the field of SCE as part of the IARPA SuperTools Program to develop a comprehensive set of tools that increase the scale, efficiency, and manufacturability of these designs. SCE has the potential to propel the electronics industry beyond CMOS, enabling a major leap in processing speeds and power efficiency.
Posted in Aerospace and Government, EDA, Quantum Computing, Superconducting Electronics, TCAD
