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Cadence Design Systems, Inc., the world's largest provider of electronic design software and services, has introduced its new Wireless Design Group, specializing in multiple areas of wireless design. The group is part of the Cadence Design Services Network, a global resource of over 1,000 talented engineers worldwide.
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SDRC, a leading provider of enterprise product development solutions, announced that Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. has fully deployed its enterprise product data management (PDM) system based on SDRC's market-leading Metaphase Enterprise software. Oki is using this production implementation of Metaphase to develop and manufacture its information communication
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Actel DeskTOP FPGA Design Suite, released in February 1999, was made possible through a multi-year OEM agreement between Actel Corporation and VeriBest, Inc. This agreement granted Actel an OEM version of VeriBest's FPGA DeskTop design suite, containing Design View, schematic capture, VHDL/Verilog simulation, Wavebench, and integration with
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The Cadence-Synchronicity technology alliance has led to the development of DesignSync DFII, the first "front-to-back" data management solution for users of Cadence Design Systems' IC product line. This innovation enables management of Cadence layout and schematic data consistently with the rest of the ASIC and SOC design
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Intergraph Corporation has announced the release of Imagineer Technical 3.0, a precision 2D drafting and schematic diagramming software designed for CAD professionals, engineers, and managers in various engineering disciplines. The software offers approximately 50 new features, including enhanced drafting, schematic, and business diagramming functionality, and is priced at $495
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Lawson Software, a global solutions company, announced five new strategic partnerships with Lotus Development Corporation to link its LAWSON INSIGHT software with complementary marketing and development initiatives of Lotus partners. The new alliances aim to enhance enterprise resource software capabilities in workflow, web, recruitment, sales force automation, and knowledge management.
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Puma Technology, the industry leader in Universal Synchronization Solutions software, has made its first public demonstration of Intellisync Anywhere for Lotus Domino at Lotusphere '99. The new software provides mobile users with 'anytime, anywhere' access to their most critical information, empowering IT staff and mobile professionals to
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Cadence Design Systems, Inc., a leading provider of software products and services for the design and verification of electronic systems, has agreed to acquire Design Acceleration, Inc. (DAI), a privately-held company specializing in design automation technology used in system-on-a-chip (SOC) design. The acquisition is expected to improve the overall efficiency
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General Motors Corp. (GM) has announced plans to deploy Unigraphics and IMAN for the Microsoft Windows NT Workstation operating system as part of its Fast Vehicle Product Development Program. This move aims to increase productivity and decrease the total cost of ownership by hosting productivity and project management tools, as
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Diehl Graphsoft, a leading international developer of CAD software, has released VectorWorks, the successor to its cross-platform computer aided design (CAD) software, MiniCAD 7. The new software merges proven technology with next-generation, object-based technology, setting a new standard for the industry. VectorWorks will be demonstrated at the MacWorld Expo in
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Cadence Design Systems, Inc. has introduced the Envisia Silicon Ensemble ultra product family, a next-generation place and route tool designed for 0.18 micron designs. The software, named Silicon Ensemble ultra, offers concurrent placement and timing optimization, completing placements as much as five times faster than its predecessor, and increases
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Stock option trading in 1998 was marked by significant activity in various securities, according to CoveredCall.Com, an Internet-based stock information service. The week's trading was led by Oracle Corp., which gapped up on the opening bell and closed the week plus 2 points. AOL was also among
