VIP Architecture: Why Native SystemVerilog and UVM?
January 14, 2015
Four years ago, we talked to several key customers, and decisively moved all our VIP development to an architecture based on SystemVerilog and UVM. In this short video, you can learn about the benefits of using such VIP for verifying your SoCs: ease-of-use, productivity and accelerated coverage closure.
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