Hardware-Assisted Approaches for Quadrillion-Cycle Verification of AI Designs | Kisaco Research

Today’s AI designs stress verification teams to an unprecedented extent. The compound complexity from software, hardware, interfaces, and architecture options leads to the challenge of running quadrillions of verification cycles across IP, sub-systems, SoCs, and Multi-die designs. Learn how industry leaders like AMD, Arm, Nvidia, and others address these challenges with Synopsys’ latest family of Hardware-Assisted Verification products, modularity of verification, and mixed-fidelity execution setups using virtual prototyping, emulation, and FPGA-based prototyping.

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Synopsys
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Frank Schirrmeister

Executive Director, Strategic Programs, System Solutions
Synopsys

Frank Schirrmeister is Executive Director, Strategic Programs, System Solutions in Synopsys' System Design Group. He leads strategic activities across system software and hardware assisted development for industries like automotive, data center and 5G/6G communications, as well as for horizontals like Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning. Prior to Synopsys, Frank held various senior leadership positions at Arteris, Cadence Design Systems, Imperas, Chipvision, and SICAN Microelectronics, focusing on product marketing and management, solutions, strategic ecosystem partner initiatives, and customer engagement. He holds an MSEE from the Technical University of Berlin and actively participates in cross-industry initiatives as Chair of the Design Automation Conference's Engineering Tracks.

Frank Schirrmeister

Executive Director, Strategic Programs, System Solutions
Synopsys

Frank Schirrmeister is Executive Director, Strategic Programs, System Solutions in Synopsys' System Design Group. He leads strategic activities across system software and hardware assisted development for industries like automotive, data center and 5G/6G communications, as well as for horizontals like Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning. Prior to Synopsys, Frank held various senior leadership positions at Arteris, Cadence Design Systems, Imperas, Chipvision, and SICAN Microelectronics, focusing on product marketing and management, solutions, strategic ecosystem partner initiatives, and customer engagement. He holds an MSEE from the Technical University of Berlin and actively participates in cross-industry initiatives as Chair of the Design Automation Conference's Engineering Tracks.

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General Session (Presentation)