Exhibitors at the Design Infrastructure Alley at DAC 2018

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This year’s DAC will have the Design Infrastructure Alley, a section of DAC devoted to the infrastructure required to design chips and systems.  The premise for the DIA is pretty simple:

Every year we get together at DAC to talk about new tools and new methods to create more complex chips and systems.  But we never talk about the infrastructure needed to use these new methods and tools.  The Design Infrastructure Alley bridges the gap between potential and execution and allows IT Professionals, Engineers and EDA Suppliers to have a conversation about how best to enable Design.

In support of this vision, I’m excited to share with you the list of suppliers who have already signed up for exhibition space in the DIA.  There are several more “in the pipeline” who I can’t mention quite yet, but when we get them, this page will be updated!

SupplierFocus Area(s)Website
Alibaba CloudCloudwww.alibabacloud.com
Altair (Formerly RTDA)Grid Computing, Licensingwww.altair.com
Amazon Web ServicesCloudhttps://aws.amazon.com
Azure/MicrosoftCloudhttps://azure.microsoft.com
CadenceGrid Computing, Cloudwww.cadence.com
Dell/EMCStorage Managementwww.dellemc.com
IBMGrid Computinghttp://www.ibm.com
MetricsGrid Computing, Cloudwww.metrics.ca
PalPilot InternationalGrid Computing, Cloudwww.palpilot.com
Pure StorageStorage ManagementPure Storage
RescaleCloudwww.rescale.com
Six Nines ITCloudhttp://sixninesit.com
Univa CorporationGrid Computingwww.univa.com

Come Shape The Future of IT Infrastructure for Semiconductor at DAC 2018!

We are also working on panel sessions which you will not want to miss.  Have a topic you’d like to present?  Submit your abstract at this link!

Be sure to join us at DAC in San Francisco from June 24-28.  You will be able to get access to the Design Infrastructure Alley simply by registering using the “I Love DAC” promotion which gives you access to the show floor!

dmagill

Derek Magill has been in Engineering IT for over 20 years, starting out on the UNIX Help Desk at Texas Instruments. While at TI, he held several technical and leadership roles, mainly focused on the areas of license management and HPC. While at Qualcomm, he led the global EDA License Infrastructure team, the Grid Administration Team, and was the primary Engineering Cloud Architect. He currently is an HPC Solutions Architect at Flux7 Labs, a DevOps Cloud Consultancy. Derek has also served as the Chairman of CELUG since 2015 and is the Executive Director of the Association of High Performance Computing Professionals. He also is a member of the Executive Committee of the 2020 Design Automation Conference.

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