DVCon US 2020 Now Available Online
I am happy to share with you that all of the content presented at DVCon US this past March in San Jose is now available online to the general public at https://2020.dvcon-virtual.org . Anyone who registered for the conference has been able to view the content for the past few weeks, but it is now open to everyone.
If you hit the “View Schedule” link on https://2020.dvcon-virtual.org/, you’ll see a “daily schedule” where you can click on one of the days to see the content. As always, Monday and Thursday are the tutorial/workshop days, with Monday including the Panel Discussion with luminaries, including our own Matthew Ballance, from the Accellera Portable Stimulus Working Group.
Tuesday’s program includes six separate paper sessions as well as the Poster session. Wednesday’s program has another six paper sessions.
I’d particularly like to bring your attention to the many great Mentor papers/posters at the conference:
- UVM – Stop Hitting Your Brother Coding Guidelines by Chris Spear and Rich Edelman (2nd Place Best Paper Award!)
- Systematic Methodology to Solve Reset Challenges in Automotive SoCs by Ankush Sethi, Kriti Garg, and Aniruddha Gupta of NXP and Akanksha Gupta, Anwesha Choudhury, and Kurt Takara of Mentor
- SystemVerilog Constraints: Appreciating What You Forgot in Class to Get Better Results, by Dave Rich
- Covergate: Coverage Exposed by Rich Edelman
- How UPF3.1 Reduces the Complexities of Reusing Power-Aware Macros by Progyna Khondkar
- Are You Safe Yet? Safety Mechanism Insertion and Validation by Ping Yeung
- Deadlock Verification for Dummies – The Easy Way Using SVA and Formal by Mark Eslinger, Joe Hupcey and Jeremy Levitt (2nd Place Best Poster Award!)
- Mind the Gap(s): Creating & Closing Gaps Between Design and Verification, by Chris Giles and Kurt Takara (Workshop)
In addition to viewing the presentation videos, you may also download the accompanying papers. And for each presentation, there’s also an online Q&A if you have questions for the presenter.
The DVCon US program will be available online until August 14, 2020. I encourage you to check it out.
