How Will EDA Benefit from the AI Revolution? - Part 2
November 6, 2023
I have always relished technology discussions and expert opinions on how technology will unfold and shape the future. In the panel discussion during CadenceLIVE Europe, experts shared their thoughts about the impact of the AI revolution on EDA. They also discussed the benefits of semiconductor design, its impact on academia, risks, and challenges. In my previous post, I covered the panel's opinions on the current state of Generative AI and its potential to revolutionize the EDA industry.
Moving ahead to the next question from moderator Rosa.
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