Scale & Scalability -- The Keys to True FPGA-Based Verification
May 29, 2015
Scalable FPGA-based verification has become a serious alternative to big-box emulation.
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Aldec is adopting Xilinx Virtex UltraScale devices in its seventh-generation Hardware Emulation Solution, HES-7, thereby heralding a great leap in the capability of FPGA-based verification. There's more detail in this press release from whence you can also download the technical specification.
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