Paul Dempsey

Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., United States

Editor-in-Chief, Tech Design Forum and Columnist at Engineering & Technology (E&T) Magazine

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UK navigates AI and defence ties with US as Trump reshapes global order

1 month ago | eandt.theiet.org | Paul Dempsey

Amid stormy clashes at presidential level, how is the technology landscape evolving through the melee? Since 2021, the UK has aligned and allied with the US on AI. But continuing to do so since Donald Trump replaced Joe Biden as president is making European allies nervous. AI is increasingly viewed in terms of national (and regional) security, and alarm has grown over Washington’s changed attitudes to the invasion of Ukraine and Nato.
Abaco adopts Covid-19 lessons for HPC design

Apr 29, 2024 | techdesignforums.com | Paul Dempsey

By Paul Dempsey | No Comments | Posted: April 29, 2024 Topics/Categories: Blog Topics, Blog - PCB | Tags: design flow, design management, HPC, mil/aero, single board computer, virtual design | Organizations: Abaco Systems, AMETEK, Siemens EDA One of the main challenges posed during the Covid-19 pandemic was that of bringing together complex projects at a time when communications were necessarily limited.
Beyond manual PCB routing

Apr 29, 2024 | techdesignforums.com | Paul Dempsey

By Paul Dempsey | No Comments | Posted: April 29, 2024 Topics/Categories: Blog - PCB | Tags: design management, design strategy, ebook, PCB routing | Organizations: Siemens EDA Perhaps the question of manual vs automated PCB routing was settled some time ago. But, now more than ever, factors such as rising quality demands, complexity and risks inherent in project delay make the case for automation.
Tadcaster Golf Club, Tadcaster

Mar 9, 2024 | skiddle.com | Paul Smart |Paul Dempsey |Chris Horbury

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Description of an activity-based enzyme biosensor for lung cancer detection - Communications Medicine

Mar 5, 2024 | nature.com | Paul Dempsey |Derya Kocakaya |Stefan H. Bossmann

AbstractLung cancer is associated with the greatest cancer mortality as it typically presents with incurable distributed disease. Biomarkers relevant to risk assessment for the detection of lung cancer continue to be a challenge because they are often not detectable during the asymptomatic curable stage of the disease. A solution to population-scale testing for lung cancer will require a combination of performance, scalability, cost-effectiveness, and simplicity.
Zero ASIC open sources system simulation/emulation platform

Dec 5, 2023 | techdesignforums.com | Paul Dempsey

By Paul Dempsey | No Comments | Posted: December 5, 2023 Topics/Categories: Blog - EDA, - Verification | Tags: C, chiplet, emulation, FPGA prototyping, hardware/software co-design, prototyping, Python, RTL, simulation | Organizations: Zero ASIC Open-source hardware and chiplet start-up Zero ASIC has released Switchboard, a combined RTL simulation, FPGA emulation, Python, and C++ communication platform for the analysis of large chiplet-based system designs – and ultimately their low-cost...
Benchmarking the maturity of AI in EDA

Nov 30, 2023 | techdesignforums.com | Paul Dempsey

By Paul Dempsey | No Comments | Posted: November 30, 2023 Topics/Categories: Blog - EDA, - Next Generation Design, Tool development, Verification | Tags: adaptive AI, additive AI, AI, assistive AI, benchmark, generative AI, SPICE | Organizations: Siemens EDA, Solido How can we define the current state-of-the-art for the deployment of artificial intelligence within EDA tools?
Tearding down the Asus ROG Ally gaming console

Oct 26, 2023 | eandt.theiet.org | Paul Dempsey

The hardware rocks, the software doesn’t… yet The Asus ROG Ally is the latest challenge to the Valve Steam Deck in handheld PC gaming and probably the most powerful to date. The Ally bests the Steam Deck on a number of technical specifications, notably its seven-inch 1080p display with a 120Hz refresh rate (against its rival’s 800p, 60Ghz display) and its engine room, an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme. This 4nm processor is an eight-core, 16-thread beast with a 24MB cache and up to a 5.1GHz boost.
Tessent speeds 'shift left' drive for test at RTL

Oct 9, 2023 | techdesignforums.com | Paul Dempsey

By Paul Dempsey | No Comments | Posted: October 9, 2023 Topics/Categories: Blog Topics, Design to Silicon, EDA - DFT | Tags: RTL, shift left, test points, wrapper cells, x-bounding logic | Organizations: Siemens EDA The latest ‘shift left’ innovations from Siemens EDA address design-for-test logic.
Catch up with the state-of-the-art in 'shift left'

Aug 7, 2023 | techdesignforums.com | Paul Dempsey

By Paul Dempsey | No Comments | Posted: August 8, 2023 Topics/Categories: DFM, EDA - DFT, - Digital/analog implementation, Blog - EDA, - ESL/SystemC, General, Next Generation Design, Physical design, Product, RTL, Verification | Tags: artificial intelligence, calibre, design management, early stage analysis, early stage verification, efficiency, physical verification, shift left | Organizations: Siemens EDA ‘Shift left’ is a well understood concept. The term was coined more than 20 years ago...