EDA (Electronic Design Automation) Explained
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- September 18, 2024
Electronic Design Automation (EDA) is a market segment encompassing software, hardware, and services aimed at defining, planning, designing, implementing, verifying, and manufacturing semiconductor devices, or chips. The manufacturing of these devices is primarily handled by semiconductor foundries, or fabs, which are highly complex and costly facilities. These fabs are either owned and operated by large, vertically integrated semiconductor companies or function as independent “pure-play” manufacturing service providers, the latter of which has become the dominant business model.
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- admin_eds
- September 18, 2024
EDA (Electronic Design Automation) Explained
Electronic Design Automation (EDA) is a market segment encompassing software, hardware, and services aimed at defining, planning, designing, implementing, verifying, and manufacturing semiconductor devices, or chips. The manufacturing of these devices is primarily handled by semiconductor foundries, or fabs, which are highly complex and costly facilities. These fabs are either owned and operated by large, vertically integrated semiconductor companies or function as independent “pure-play” manufacturing service providers, the latter of which has become the dominant business model.