WHO:
Forte Design Systems™ (
www.ForteDS.com), the #1 provider of SystemC synthesis products enabling design at a higher level of abstraction and improving design results
WHAT:
Will demonstrate Cynthesizer™ 5, the next-generation of SystemC high-level synthesis for high-level design, verification and SystemC intellectual property (IP) development, at SemIsrael in Booth #10. Cynthesizer 5 includes Forte's innovative Low Power Synthesis technology, a SystemC integrated development environment (IDE) and Forte's unique CellMath floating point IP support.
WHEN:
Monday, November 18, from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.
WHERE:
Avenue Convention Center, Airport City, Israel
To learn more about Forte Design Systems and Cynthesizer 5, visit: www.ForteDS.com.
Information on SemIsrael can be found at: http://expo.semisrael.com.
About Forte Design Systems
Forte Design Systems™ (
www.ForteDS.com) is the #1 provider of electronic system-level (ESL) synthesis software, confirmed by Gary Smith EDA, provider of market intelligence for the global Electronic Design Automation (EDA) market. Forte's software enables design at a higher level of abstraction and improves design results. Its innovative synthesis technologies and intellectual property offerings allow design teams creating complex electronic chips and systems to reduce their overall design and verification time. More than half of the top 20 worldwide semiconductor companies use Forte's products in production today for ASIC, SoC and FPGA design. Forte is headquartered in San Jose, Calif., with additional offices in England, Japan, Korea and the United States. For more information, visit
www.ForteDS.com.
Forte Design Systems and Cynthesizer are registered trademarks for Forte Design Systems. Forte acknowledges trademarks or registered trademarks of other organizations for their respective products and services.
For more information, contact: Brett Cline Forte Design Systems (978) 206-1855 Email Contact Nanette Collins Public Relations for Forte Design Systems (617) 437-1822 Email Contact