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Mentor Veloce hardware emulation platform now available on Amazon Web Services

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Posted on June 12, 2018

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The Veloce Strato platform offers data center options: hardware emulation on-premises, off-premises and on Amazon Web Services

Mentor, a Siemens business, today announced that the Veloce® Strato platform is now a customer-validated cloud computing emulation platform directly accessible on-demand on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

This new data center use model extends the availability of hardware emulation across a broad range of deployment scenarios to ensure that all semiconductor companies have access to hardware emulation for system-on-chip (SoC) and system-of-systems verification.

As the need for hardware emulation changes within a company, there are now more options for deployment of emulation solutions in a data center. Many customers choose to deploy their emulation resources in an on-premise strategy, while others choose an off-premise or co-located strategy based on business needs. Now there is another distinct option, as Mentor has worked in collaboration with AWS to enable access to the Veloce platform directly from AWS. This important milestone reinforces Mentor’s strong commitment to providing its semiconductor customers with a full complement of services on the cloud for end-to-end semiconductor design and verification.

Initial pilot projects to validate the use model of Veloce on AWS were conducted by Softnautics. They provide value-added IP-based VLSI and embedded software solutions in key areas like artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT), connectivity, storage and security to customers worldwide. These pilot projects have demonstrated not only that Veloce on AWS is secure, but that moving a complex hardware technology to the cloud is possible.

“Our commitment to customers is to provide a wide range of IP-based solutions to their precise requirements, on time and within budget,” said Amit Vashi, COO, Softnautics. “We are excited to have our VLSI IP-based solution integrated on the Veloce platform, as well as to be part of the effort to validate the use model of emulation (Veloce) on Amazon Web Services.”

“Having a cloud-based option for hardware emulation is about delivering convenience and flexibility,” said Eric Selosse, vice president and general manager of the Emulation Division of Mentor, a Siemens business. “Customers using the Veloce Strato platform are already familiar with the flexibility of the platform in terms of the capacity options it offers. The additional option of Veloce on Amazon Web Services gives our customers the ability to respond to capacity demands in a quick and cost-effective manner.”

Mentor, Softnautics and Amazon Web Services will share more details at an invite-only luncheon on Wednesday, June 27th at the Design Automation Conference in San Francisco.

The Veloce Strato platform offers data center options: hardware emulation on-premises, off-premises and on Amazon Web Services

Mentor, a Siemens business, today announced that the Veloce® Strato platform is now a customer-validated cloud computing emulation platform directly accessible on-demand on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

This new data center use model extends the availability of hardware emulation across a broad range of deployment scenarios to ensure that all semiconductor companies have access to hardware emulation for system-on-chip (SoC) and system-of-systems verification.

As the need for hardware emulation changes within a company, there are now more options for deployment of emulation solutions in a data center. Many customers choose to deploy their emulation resources in an on-premise strategy, while others choose an off-premise or co-located strategy based on business needs. Now there is another distinct option, as Mentor has worked in collaboration with AWS to enable access to the Veloce platform directly from AWS. This important milestone reinforces Mentor’s strong commitment to providing its semiconductor customers with a full complement of services on the cloud for end-to-end semiconductor design and verification.

Initial pilot projects to validate the use model of Veloce on AWS were conducted by Softnautics. They provide value-added IP-based VLSI and embedded software solutions in key areas like artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT), connectivity, storage and security to customers worldwide. These pilot projects have demonstrated not only that Veloce on AWS is secure, but that moving a complex hardware technology to the cloud is possible.

“Our commitment to customers is to provide a wide range of IP-based solutions to their precise requirements, on time and within budget,” said Amit Vashi, COO, Softnautics. “We are excited to have our VLSI IP-based solution integrated on the Veloce platform, as well as to be part of the effort to validate the use model of emulation (Veloce) on Amazon Web Services.”

“Having a cloud-based option for hardware emulation is about delivering convenience and flexibility,” said Eric Selosse, vice president and general manager of the Emulation Division of Mentor, a Siemens business. “Customers using the Veloce Strato platform are already familiar with the flexibility of the platform in terms of the capacity options it offers. The additional option of Veloce on Amazon Web Services gives our customers the ability to respond to capacity demands in a quick and cost-effective manner.”

Mentor, Softnautics and Amazon Web Services will share more details at an invite-only luncheon on Wednesday, June 27th at the Design Automation Conference in San Francisco.