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Chip estimation with accurate IP models is becoming more critical as mainstream semiconductor manufacturing technologies move to 130nm, 90nm and below. Our tools provide design teams with visibility into chip die size, power, leakage, yield and cost at the earliest stages of the design flow, when decisions impacting time to market and cost can have the greatest impact.

Reference Flow 6.0 is a significant milestone in the ongoing design chain collaboration between Cadence and TSMC to accelerate nanometer design. Designers are facing significant challenges at 90- and 65-nanometers, including power optimization, DFM, DFT, and chip-package co-design. We're pleased to collaborate with TSMC in Reference Flow 6.0 to address these key issues by leveraging the innovative technologies within the Encounter(TM) and Allegro(TM) design platforms.

In order to reduce the cost of high-speed semiconductor test, manufacturers need a single set of tools that can be used to debug next-generation designs, characterize finished design performance parameters, and cost-effectively support high-volume manufacturing test. Our 6.4-Gbps solutions portfolio is the only offering on the market today tailored to deliver this capability with an optimal price and performance combination.

The needs of the semiconductor design community are changing and we are charged with providing engineers who can meet those needs. Next generation tools like Nascim play a critical role in our ability to prepare our students to address the challenges of new semiconductor technologies.

We are constantly looking for technologies that help our customers meet today's short market windows. We selected Cadence for our custom, analog and mixed-signal needs because its advanced design methodology offers both speed and silicon accuracy for our design teams. We also chose the Incisive Palladium series because it delivers the fastest, most efficient way to verify large, complex chips. The Cadence technologies enabled us to significantly decrease our design time and drastically improve our time-to-market goals.

We are excited to be able to help extend the benefits of this common platform for customers through our advanced low-power flow, which is optimized for the IBM/Chartered design process. Our design flow provides low-power capabilities that are critical for many high-growth markets, including wireless and handheld devices.

As temperature increases, leakage increases exponentially. TSMC [Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co] projects that leakage consumes about 50% of the total power. We've asked our customers implementing designs on 90-nm silicon, and they are seeing that leakage consumes 25 to 40% of power. In moving to 65 nm, we expect 50 to 70% of total power will be lost through leakage.

IBM and Chartered continue to drive the Common Platform for 90-nanometer designs and beyond. We worked closely with Cadence to enable a low-power, yield-aware design methodology to reduce design and manufacturing risk. This next phase in the design chain collaboration with Cadence expands our open ecosystem based on collaborative innovation.

ARM processors continue to power the vast majority of mobile devices in high-volume consumer markets, where the need to work at the ES level to optimize designs for performance, low power, and cost is most acute. Through our continuing strong relationship with ARM, we are able to provide models that significantly lower the barriers to adoption, to more quickly experience the benefits of ESL design.

We are confident that the M80 Stiletto's design is superior to all other existing technologies. Nothing else is out there that can achieve the qualities important to brown water vessels at a relatively low cost with short design and production cycles.

We selected Cadence for our custom, analog and mixed-signal needs because its advanced design methodology offers both speed and silicon accuracy for our design teams. We also chose the Incisive Palladium series because it delivers the fastest, most efficient way to verify large, complex chips. The Cadence technologies enabled us to significantly decrease our design time and drastically improve our time-to-market goals.

Jim brings to the position many years of manufacturing experience and a hands-on approach to quality manufacturing and customer satisfaction. Our vertical approach to design and building world-class semiconductor equipment relies on quality design and efficient manufacturing. Over the years, Jim has proven his ability to lead our manufacturing organization to new levels of excellence.

We are taking this step in close collaboration with Singapore's Economic Development Board, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, and other customers who operate in Singapore. As wafer process technology continues to advance below 90nm, IC packaging will increasingly require advanced flip chip and wafer level solutions.

With this chip, we've combined two of the key technologies that mobile device makers are most interested in integrating into their products, enabling our partners to maintain leadership in cutting-edge features in a cost-effective and size-efficient manner.

As we move to 45 nanometers, it's not just the ICs that are hard to design, but it's also harder to design and build the tools that are used to design the ICs.

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