F3D is chosen for providing nanometer and Analog Mixed Signal (A/MS) design accuracy, and R3D for its ability to improve the reliability and efficiency of semiconductor power devices.
In July, two of the world’s leading foundries, UMC and TSMC, validated the F3D product for nanometer design technologies. At the Design Automation Conference (DAC), the company was honored with a listing in GarySmithEDA’s What To See @ DAC 2009 list, and in SCDsource’s ten hot technologies to see at DAC 2009. To date, Silicon Frontline customers are among the top 10 semiconductor companies.
“As we move toward 32nm technology, electronic designers need accurate design solutions that help them get to market quicker with high quality products,” remarked Gary Smith, principal EDA analyst, GarySmithEDA. “The companies on our What To See @ DAC 2009 list represent EDA companies that offer new products in critical areas, like post-layout 3D extraction in the case of Silicon Frontline.”
“We have been fortunate to achieve so much since our introduction,” said Yuri Feinberg, CEO, Silicon Frontline. “Our customers and prospects continue to help us hone our products and are working with us to create new products that will improve their productivity and design quality.”