DAC 2009: IPL Alliance Luncheon

The EDA Earthquake: Interoperable PDKs Shakin' Up the Analog Design World
In 2008, TSMC announced that it was joining the IPL Alliance and collaborating with key alliance members to create the industry's first 65-nm interoperable PDK. At the DAC 2009 lunch event, IPL members presented details about a foundry-qualified and validated interoperable PDK. Over 100 attendees learned more about the challenges, features, and IPL roadmap. In addition, Wipro provided its experience using the kit.

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1a. Are you using OpenAccess?: Yes
(please skip down to Question 3); No

1b. If 'No', when do you plan to migrate to OpenAccess?: By end of 2013; In 2014; Later; Never

2. What are the top reasons you are not using OpenAccess today? (check all that apply): Lack of OA PDKs; Lack of OA EDA tools; Cost and effort of migration; Lack of critical features for the switch; Lack of time for the switch; Other, please specify:

3. Where do you get your PDKs?: From the foundries; Build your own; From the EDA vendors; Other, please specify: