The event will be held in Munich on December 6th and 7th, with SystemC Evolution Day on the 8th.
Magnus Oestberg’s keynote will be entitled ‘Developing the chip-to-cloud architecture for the most desirable cars’ and will give insights into Mercedes-Benz’ software strategy with focus on their proprietary operating system “MB.OS” as the enabler to create digital luxury.
Axel Jahnke will present ‘Challenges in Soc verification for 5G and beyond’. The complexity of chips for base-stations for 5G and beyond is driving verification challenges. Jahnke will discuss some of the approaches to overcome those challenges and the support needed from EDA suppliers.
Commenting Sumit Jha, General Chair of DVCon Europe, said, “We are very pleased to return to an in-person conference and exhibition and very much looking forward to meeting old friends and new. Our keynotes from industry leaders will once again set the tone for the whole conference: both subjects are highly topical and the abstracts are intriguing.”
DVCon Europe is the leading European event covering the application of languages, tools and intellectual property for the design and verification of electronic systems and integrated circuits.
Sponsored by Accellera Systems Initiative, and one of several DVCon events around the globe, DVCon Europe brings chip architects, design & verification engineers, and IP integrators together to discuss the latest methodologies, techniques, applications and demonstrations for the practical use of EDA solutions for electronic design.
DVCon Europe 2022 will include papers, tutorials and panels focused on sharing best practices and industrial application of design and verification methodologies, languages and standards in areas such as: system-level and software design, model-based and model-supported software design, verification and validation, IP reuse and design automation, functional safety and security, and mixed-signal and low-power design and verification.
Industry themes and trends such as digital twin, machine learning, RISC-V, next generation automotive and 5G will be highlighted.
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