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ITC Tuesday – the conference begins
After two days of day-long tutorials, the International Test Conference has officially begun – the keynote address has just ended as I write this – sadly, I’m stuck at my workstation this week – so I’m depending upon you readers to feed me info and your impressions of the interesting goings-on… Siyad will be dropping [...]
ITC Test Week begins – discuss it here!
Hello from hot and smoky southern California – fires all around us (wheeze).
Up north, ITC 2007 has begun, and the second day of tutorials is half-over, and companies involved in creating products for test and design are queuing up the PR to be released throughout the week. See the latest news coming out, go [...]
What to see at ITC: part 2
As I mentioned in my last post, I asked a few friends and acquaintances what they were looking forward to at ITC this year. My next respondent is Mohammad Tehranipoor of University of Connecticut.
Mohammad is, as he mentions below, the Program Chair of the workshop titled DBT: IEEE Workshop on Current- and Defect-Based [...]
Magma DFT: It’s alive!
Remember way back, this time last year, there were rumors about that Magma had abandoned their design-for-test tools? First, there was a post over at DeepChip, about the cancellation of their test program. Less than a week later, Richard Goering at EE Times wrote an article stating that, according to Magma marketing folk, Magma did [...]
Changes afoot at DFT Digest
From the beginning, and above all, my goal for DFT Digest has been for it to be useful and educational. I want for it to evolve into a place for the healthy exchange of professional level ideas, methodologies and techniques, with a newsflash or a book review sprinkled in here and there – of [...]
