The Israeli billionaire who has sold chip companies to Intel, Amazon, Carl Zeiss, Marvell and Cisco tells "Globes" why he is living in exile in Switzerland.
Synopsys ZeBu Server 4 Adopted by Xsight Labs for Intelligent Networking Switch Processor
ZeBu s 7 Billion Gate Cloud Capacity Enabled Full Chip Debug for Complex Networking SoC Validation
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® Server 4 emulation solution for validation of its X1 intelligent networking switch processor. ZeBu Server 4 s performance and 7 billion gate cloud capacity has enabled Xsight Labs to further strengthen its pre-tapeout validation methodology using complex networking workloads with full system-on-chip (SoC) emulation. ZeBu s performance has also enabled full system software driver development and maximum utilization of all X1 s Ethernet ports for networking performance validation. Xsight Labs uses a comprehensive set of tools to ensure we are delivering best-in-class networking switch silicon to our customers. Synopsys ZeBu Server 4 cloud solution is an integral element of our verification methodology, which has provided our verification team with conveni
Israel seen as major player as global chip war intensifies
With Intel s global chip hegemony being challenged, Globes surveys Israel s pivotal role in the battle, as high-tech salaries surge.
Recently, Google poached former senior Intel executive Uri Frank to lead its strategic chip development activity in Israel. Frank had headed Intel s semiconductor development for data centers and personal computers, responsible for some $30 billion in revenue each year. This expertise indicates he will very likely establish a similar activity in Israel, this time on behalf of Google.
Frank s recruitment is just a very small part what s happening in the semiconductor world - an explosion as one industry insider termed it. All of the major high-tech companies have chip development activity. Intel has always had a presence in Israel, but recently, Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft also began developing chips in Israel, with no signs of easing up. Now Google is joining the party. Globes has al
Startup Funding: March 2021
Self-driving vehicles revved up investors in March, with two companies receiving over $200M apiece as they prepare for their systems to enter mass production. One focuses on software for passenger vehicles, while the other is looking to autonomous trucks. Both of the companies received investment from automakers, with China’s largest carmaker SAIC joining each of the funding rounds. It was also a good month for startups making chips for AI acceleration, with four companies from seed to Series D stages raising funds. Plus, two companies are looking to shake up the memory and storage space with some unique solutions. This month, we take a look at 24 startups that collectively raised over $1.3B.
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