I Don't Know Much About Aart...
June 15, 2015
Actually, like anyone who has been in EDA for more than a decade or two (or three) I know quite a bit about Aart. But I still learned quite a bit about his views at the Fireside Chat at DAC where Ed Sperling talked to Aart for three-quarters of an hour.
Aart has a great talent at taking various small trends in the industry and aggregating them up to a significant trend. Or looking at some aspect of the industry and generalizing it in an interesting way. I won't try and cover everything (it took Aart 45 minutes to say it and it would take you 45 minutes to read it...not to mention my note-taking skills are not that good.)
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