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Thanks for tuning in, you're invited! Join us in Oslo, Berlin, or at our local Dutch and Scandinavian offices. Whether you need electronic or mechanical design advice, we’re always here to simplify your work. Whatever your challenge, we’re just a call away.
How can we help you increase your predictability?
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TECHNICAL WORKSHOP - PART 2
WITH INVENTAS, SIEMENS AND INNOFOUR |
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Welcome to another afternoon fully dedicated to FPGA development and verification at Inventas Oslo. Together with Inventas and Siemens EDA, we invite FPGA developers, verification engineers, and digital designers to a free technical workshop featuring hands-on training, practical presentations, and discussions on modern verification methodologies.
From RTL Quality to Agentic AI:
Practical FPGA Verification for Modern Development Teams.
This time, the program focuses on improving design quality earlier in the development cycle, advanced verification techniques using UVVM and UVM, processor design in VHDL, and how AI-powered verification tools are beginning to change everyday engineering workflows.
The day concludes with an after-work and mingle session where you can exchange experiences and connect with fellow FPGA professionals. |
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LET'S CONNECT IN BERLIN |
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Polarion4U is the leading community event dedicated to Polarion ALM. It connects users, partners, and Siemens experts to share best practices, discover innovation, and shape the future of engineering together.
Polarion is an Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) platform used by engineering and development teams to manage requirements, testing, and compliance in a single solution. If you are wondering how to manage your requirements more effectively and ensure that nothing is forgotten, contact us for more information. |
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DOWNLOAD
LATEST VERSION QUESTA SOFTWARE
2026.2_2 |
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We are pleased to inform you that Questa Core/Prime/One 2026.2_2 is now available for download from the Support Centre.
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AEROSPACE & THE CRA:
SBOM WILL BE YOUR BIGGEST CHALLENGE. WHY? |
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If you're developing aerospace systems, you already operate under some of the most rigorous safety standards in any industry. DO-178C, ARP4754A, DO-326A, structured processes are part of your everyday work. Your requirements-to-code-to-test traceability is seamless. Your verification and validation processes are at the highest level. Your configuration management is impeccable, your tools are qualified, and your independent reviews are thorough.
This discipline gives you a foundation most industries can only dream of. But the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces challenges that even aerospace's rigorous standards don't fully address, particularly around Software Bills of Materials and long-lifecycle vulnerability management. |
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CALIBRE VISION AI: TURNING BILLIONS OF
DRC VIOLATIONS INTO ACTIONABLE DEBUG
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At advanced nodes, a single DRC run can generate hundreds of millions, or even billions, of violations, making result triage a major part of physical verification closure. Calibre Vision AI applies AI-assisted grouping, prioritization, and analysis to help engineers identify meaningful error patterns faster, reduce debug overhead, and focus their efforts on the violations most likely to block sign-off. |
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COLLECTIONS IN POLARION FEATURES... UNDERVALUED? |
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Collections are an undervalued standard feature in Polarion. They can help organize documents for regulatory audits or separate different development streams for the same product, yet many companies do not make use of them. |
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THE BOM IS NO LONGER JUST DOCUMENTATION... |
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IT'S ENGINEERING INTELLIGENCE |
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For years, the Bill of Materials was treated as a final project deliverable. In today's electronics industry, however, component availability can become a critical design constraint long before a product reaches production. |
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LAUNCH OF PCB DESIGN MICROCREDENTIAL |
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Siemens, in collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU), has announced a new online microcredential program in printed circuit board (PCB) design: ‘PCB Design Fundamentals: From Discovery to Production’.
The program offers learners a direct path to an in-demand skillset in the electronics industry:
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New online program addresses an industry-wide shortage of job-ready PCB designers, from schematic to production-ready handoff
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40-hour, self-paced program open to engineering students, career changers, and working professionals, with no prerequisites
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Learners can earn a microcredential from Siemens, a professional certificate from Arizona State University, and a profile in the Siemens Talent Directory
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