- eRM (e
Reuse Methodology) for the e
verification language developed by
Verisity Design in 2001. The UVM
class library brings a
framework and automation...
- 2007,
Cadence purchased four companies,
including the
software developer Verisity, and in 2006, it
spent $1
billion in
stock buybacks. In 2007,
Cadence announced...
-
eventually becoming the UVM (Universal
Verification Methodology).[citation needed] eRM on
Verisity's Page ARM/
Verisity Joint Press Release on eRM Usage...
-
October 2010.
Retrieved 13
December 2011. Griml, Guy (23 July 2006). "
Verisity and Cadence, a
union that worked". The Marker.[permanent dead link] "Mellanox...
- Synopsys's VCS, or Mentor's Questa.
Specman was
originally developed at
Verisity, an Israel-based company,
which was
acquired by
Cadence on
April 7, 2005...
- e
Reuse Methodology (ERM) for the e
Verification Language developed by
Verisity Design in 2001. The OVM also
brings in
concepts from the
Advanced Verification...
- (later
renamed Verisity), to
commercialize the software. The
product was
introduced at the 1996
Design Automation Conference.
Verisity has
since been...
- 2003 and
until its
acquisition by
Cadence in 2014),
president and CEO of
Verisity Design, Inc., vice
president of
North American Sales at
Quickturn Systems...
- transport. He was also a
member of the
founding team and VP at the EDA
company Verisity. He
previously held
engineering management roles with
National Semiconductor...
- The
advent of
hardware verification languages such as OpenVera, and
Verisity's e
language encouraged the
development of
Superlog by Co-Design Automation...
