Enhanced Multi-Die Verification through Xcelium Distributed Simulation Achieves up to 3 Times Faster Speeds
Cadence's Xcelium Distributed Simulation App Revolutionises Multi-Die System Verification
In a significant stride towards addressing the challenges of performance limits in traditional simulation methods, Cadence Design Systems has introduced the Xcelium Distributed Simulation App. This innovative tool is set to redefine verification performance for multi-die systems.
Alok Jain, Corporate VP of R&D at Cadence, highlighted the impact of the Xcelium Distributed Simulation App on verification performance for multi-die systems. The app is designed to give customers the speed and scalability needed to meet next-generation design demands.
The Xcelium Distributed Simulation App partitions large simulations into smaller, independent tasks that run in parallel across server resources. This distributed approach eliminates the long runtimes associated with monolithic simulations, offering up to 3× faster performance in multi-die system simulations.
Moreover, the app improves hardware efficiency, reducing compute costs by as much as 5×. This makes it an invaluable asset for the industry as it shifts to larger, more complex architectures, helping customers stay ahead.
Early adopters of the Xcelium Distributed Simulation App, such as Samsung Semiconductor, are reporting smoother workflows and faster execution by leveraging existing testbenches for multi-die designs.
The app allows for seamless testbench reuse, enabling teams to extend single-die verification environments to multi-die projects with minimal overhead. This feature is particularly significant in the context of AI, mobile, automotive, and high-performance computing, where the need for multi-die system simulations is on the rise.
Alok Jain emphasised that the Xcelium Distributed Simulation App is a significant step forward in addressing the challenges of performance limits in traditional simulation methods. He stated that the app is reinforcing Cadence's leadership in advanced verification.
In conclusion, the Xcelium Distributed Simulation App continues to accelerate verification workflows and cut down bottlenecks, offering customers the speed, scalability, and efficiency needed to meet the demands of next-generation design.
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