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Mentor Changes Name to Siemens EDA

Published: 15 December 2020
 by TEST ADMIN

WILSONVILLE, OR – Mentor, a Siemens business will now be known as Siemens EDA.

The company will continue to operate as part of Siemens Digital Industries Software.

Under this new banner, Siemens is bringing together EDA software with Siemens technology for simulation, mechanical design, manufacturing, cloud, IoT and low-code. The result is industrial software that helps customers navigate the convergence of semiconductor design and systems design.

 

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