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MedeaPlus Releases New EDA Roadmap Edition Print E-mail
Written by Tracy Heffner   
Wednesday, 21 September 2005
LONDONMedeaPlus, a European program for co-operative R&D in microelectronics, has released the fifth edition of its roadmap for Electronic Design Automation (EDA).
 
The report notes that strong links between system-level design and design for manufacturability are needed to address a design gap that has lasted for many years, Medea said.
 
This latest roadmap release is based on the thoughts of a network of experts from industry, research institutes and universities, MedeaPlus said. It addresses topics like DfM, SoC and SiP, and has been extended to discuss MEMS in the context of smart systems integration.
 
The roadmap is available for downloading from the MedeaPlus website and on a CD-Rom on request.
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