See DAC 2010 Blog Coverage Roundup for 2010 Roundup.
Sunday Events
- Daniel Payne on Sunday at DAC – What really happens in the Press Room?
- Grant Martin on “Day 0 of DAC…Welcome Reception“
- Richard Goering on “Gary Smith’s Prescription for Explosive Growth“
- Frank Schirrmeister on “#46DAC Is On The Way…With Guaranteed Standing Ovation“
- John Donovan “Gary Smith (Informally) Launches DAC“
Monday Events
- John Busco on “Getting to DAC“
- Daniel Payne Virtual IDMs – Can they compete with Intel and other IDMs?
- Mike Demler on “Highlights from Monday at DAC2009“
- Grant Martin on “Panel: Hogan’s Heroes – The Long Road to System Sign Off” in “Day 1 of DAC: Hogan’s Heroes“
- Keynote Panel: Futures for EDA, a CEO View
- Dylan McGrath on “EDA Chiefs Debate Getting Bigger Slice of the Pie“
- Nicolas Mokhoff on “The ‘big three’ EDA execs speak in ‘one voice’“
- Siddharth Garg on “Updates from DAC CEO Panel“
- Richard Goering on “Ten Takeaways from the EDA CEO Panel“
- Paul McClellan on “DAC Day 1“
- Mike Demler “EDA CEOs“
- Andrew Kahng on “DAC CEO Panel: Audience Questions That Were Not Asked“
- Daniel Nenni on “Semiconductor Design Enablement: CEO Panel“
- John Cooley on “Pre-Printed Audience Questions Doubted at Dull DAC CEO Panel“
- DAC Video of Panel available at “Futures for EDA, the CEO View“
- SystemC Users Group Event — 11th NASCUG Meeting
- Nicolas Mokhoff “OSCI Reports on its Progress at DAC“
- Jason Andrews “Day 1 of DAC is a Wrap“
- EDA Roadmap Workshop
- John Ferguson on “Unified EDA Roadmap? and Thoughts on the Next DFM“
- Workshop for Women in Design Automation
- Dee McCrorey “Navigating a World of Change“
- Daniel Nenni on Atrenta Blogfest in “Blogging from SFO Beware of Bloggers“
- JL Gray on “Something Old, Something New: Monday at DAC“
- Daniel Payne “Mentor Dinner Party – Classy Digs and Piano Theatrics“
- Matthew Michels on “The Purpose of Conferences“
Tuesday Events
- Brian Fuller on Conversation Central Sessions in “DAC and the Unbearable Lightness of Blogging”.
- Cadence/Calypto/Forte Luncheon “Are SystemC- and TLM-Driven Design Ready to Replace RTL?”
- Richard Goering in “A Reality Check on SystemC and TLM“
- Steve Leibson on “Beer and Processors at DAC“
- Keynote: “Overcoming the New Design Complexity Barrier: Alignment of Technology and Business Models”
- Dylan McGrath in “TSMC Keynoter Touts Cooperative Business Models“
- Panel “System Prototypes: Virtual, Hardware, or Hybrid”
- Rick Nelson “DAC Panel Covers Approaches to Prototyping“
- Panel “EDA In Flux: Should I Stay or Should I Go?”
- Dylan McGrath on “Future Job Prospects Bright for EDA Pro’s“
- Management Day Track
- Richard Goering on “8 Design Managers Reveal Top Concerns“
- Peggy Aycinena on “R U a Wizard of Management Warcraft?“
- Session 5: Novel Design and Verification Strategies
- David Abercrombie on “Using Lithography Simulation to Calibrate Equation Based DRC Checks“
- “Panel: Can We Afford for Startups to Wind Down”
- Paul McClellan on “DAC: VC Panel“
- Sanjay Srivistava “Can We Afford for Startups to Wind Down?“
- Panel Silicon IP Beyond Chips to Systems
- Ron Wilson on “What is the Future for Intellectual Property“
- Denali Party
- Steve Leibson on “Denali Parties Like it’s 1999, not 2009” and “You Gotta Fight For Your Life In EDA“
- John Blyler on “DAC Tuesday — From the Denali Party Floor.”
- Siddharth Garg on “Tuesday Wrap Up“
- Rick Munden on “Tuesday at DAC“
- Mike Demler on “Highlights from Tuesday at DAC2009“
Wednesday Events
- “Virtual Platform Workshop at DAC”
- William Dally Keynote
- Dylan McGrath on “NVIDIA Chief Scientist to EDA: Give Us Power Tools“
- Paul McClellan on “DAC: Denial Computing“
- Siddharth Garg on “Update from Wednesday Keynote“
- Grant Martin on “Day 3 of DAC 2009: Bill Dally Keynote“
- Richard Goering on “GPU’s or Multi-Core for EDA Applications“
- Panel: “DFM: Band-Aid or Competitive Weapon?”
- Nicolas Mokhoff “DFM Debated as Weapon of Mass Design“
- Panel “Tweet, Blog, or News: How Do I Stay Current?”
- Birds of a Feather: “Managing Project Health”
- Sean Murphy on “Managing Project Health Birds of a Feather at DAC 2009“
- User Track: Poster Session and Ice Cream Social
- Peggy Aycinena on “DAC Best Poster & Voice of the Engineer“
- User Track: “Front-End Development: Embedded Software and Design Exploration”
- Grant Martin on “Day 3 of DAC 2009: User Track“
- Rick Munden on “Wednesday at DAC“
- Brian Fuller on his own Conversation Central Session (with Video) The Changing Media Landscape at DAC”
- Mike Demler on “Highlights from Wednesday at DAC2009“
Thursday Events
- “User Track: Power Analysis and Re-use”
- Aveek Sarkar on “Live from User Track: Power Analysis and Re-Use“
- Richard Goering on “Users Share Secrets of Power Modeling“
- Session: “WACI: Wild and Crazy Ideas”
- Joshua Romero (IEEE Spectrum) “Crowdsourcing the Complexities of Electronic Design“
- Siddharth Garg on “Update on Special Panel on Green Technologies“
- Paul Lindemann posted a video on “Closing of the 46th DAC Exhibits“
Recaps
- Dylan McGrath video interview of Andrew Kang “Video: DAC Chair on 2009 Show“
- “Is DAC Dying?” by Brian Baily answers “No.”
- Gabe Moretti on “DAC’s First Two Days“
- JL Gray on “The Past, Present, and Future of the Design Automation Conference“
- John Blyler on “Impression of EDA and DAC09“
- Paula Jones on “Design Automation Conference Wrap-Up“
- Richard Goering on “My 25 Year Design Automation Conference Retrospective“
- Brian Bailey on “DAC2009 in Review“
- John Busco on “What I Found at DAC“
- Peggy Aycinena on “DAC 2009 — Make Mine a 10 x 10“
- Gabe Moretti on “DAC: Looking Forward to Anaheim“
- Grant Martin on “Some Suggestions for DAC“
- Mark Gilbert on “Post DAC Report: Decent Traffic and Lots of Optimism“
- Harry Gries on “DAC Theme #3: Increasing Clouds over SF Bay“
- Paul McClellan on “DAC In Review“
- John Ford on “#46DAC Report from a DFT Blogger.”
- Role of TSMC in EDA
- Peggy Aycinena on “The TSMC Tsunami at DAC 2009“
- Ron Wilson on “DAC Reflections: Who is Going to Pay For All That EDA R&D?“
- TLM 2.0
- Jakob Engblom on “The TLM DAC“
- ESL Focus
- Grant Martin on “The End of ESL is Existentialism“
- Dylan McGrath on “ESL/HLS Buzz at DAC“
- Johannes Stahl on “46th DAC–Debating ESL, Again…“
- Ron Wilson “Impressions from DAC: ESL is Finally Gathering Some Momentum“
- Frank Schirrmeister on “The ‘S’ in ESL Makes it Difficult“
- Attendance Numbers
- Grant Martin on “Attendance Numbers“
- Nicolas Mokhoff on “DAC Attendance Spots Recessionary Times“
- Don Kurelich on “46th DAC Value Update“
- Kevin Morris “Dueling DACS: Marketing the Moribund“
- Paul McClellan on “DAC Attendance“
- DAC Press Release on “DAC Announces Final Attendance Numbers“
- Product Reviews / Reports
- Daniel Payne on “DAC 2009” includes a baker’s dozen of new product reviews.
- Calypto: Steve Leibson on “Squeezing Excess Power out of Synthesized Blocks“
- Mentor Vista: Steve Leibson on “System-Level Design Provides Maximum Control Over Power“
- Oasys Design: Harry Gries on “DAC Theme #2: Oasys Frappe“
- Conversation Central, Social Media, Twitter, and Blogging
- Rick Jamison on “Competitors in Cyberspace” Conversation Central Sessions (Mon-Wed)
- Harry Gries on “DAC Theme #1: The Rise of the EDA Bloggers“
- John MacDonald on “Cooley Says My Blog Sucks” (primarily a roundup of Conversation Central events)
- Deepak Das “Can the EDA Industry Truly Leverage Social Media“
- Robert Dwyer “5 Fascinating People I Met at the Design Automation Conference“
- Karen Bartleson “A New Dimension In the Standards Game“
Please leave a comment or contact me to let me know if I have overlooked or incorrectly categorized anything. I will update this list for posts in August that offer substantive coverage of events at Design Automation Conference 2009 (see also “DAC46 in the News” for pre-conference coverage).
Update Mon-Aug-3: As I mentioned in my comments to John McGeHee below:
If you write a blog post that reviews an event, a day, or DAC as a whole with some substantive commentary I will include a link to it. I assume that more reports will come in until the end of August, so go ahead and take the time to write up your impressions and insights.
Update Tue-Aug-4: Continuing to refine structure by adding subcategories to day by day and conference recap organization.
Update Sat-Aug-8: More updates, Mike Demler‘s daily recaps are detailed, he has also made them available upon request as a single PDF. Kevin Morris analyzes attendance and other data from the last half a dozen DAC’s in “Dueling DACs.”
Update Sat-Aug-22: More updates, list now covers more than 110 posts by more than 50 authors. Please let me know if I have overlooked any, I will continue to update this list until the end of August.
Update Mon-Dec-29: Richard Goering included this post in his “Notable EDA Blog Posts For 2009” roundup. It’s a good list, and worth reading if you found the list below useful.
DAC Theme #1 – “The Rise of the EDA Bloggers”…
(Photo courtesy J.L. Gray)
Last year, at the Design Automation Conference, there were only a couple dozen individuals who would have merited the title of EDA blogger. Of those, perhaps a dozen or so wrote regularly and had any appreciable audience….
Wow, what a wrap up! Thanks for finding all of these.
Very nice work. I will send this out to the people at my client who did not make it to DAC.
Next year announce that you will do this, give a deadline and I will see if I can write a post as well.
John, I am still adding links to substantive commentary.
[…] DAC 2009 is truly well and over, but it is still a topic of interest. Sean Murphy has a page pointing to a host of blog posts about it – before, during and after – that is an excellent resource. There continues to be an active discussion of the announced attendance numbers, and what they mean (see, for example, Kevin Morris, Paul Mclellan and Lou Covey). I’ve come up with my own thoughts, in no particular order, that might lead to improvements in the conference: […]
Hi Sean,
The original post on my blog offering a PDF of my DAC report was inadvertently deleted, so the link in your 8/8/09 update is no longer valid. I re-posted the information at http://the-world-is-analog.blogspot.com/2009/08/repost-get-pdf-of-my-3-day-46dac-report.html.
Thanks,
-Mike
Fixed.
[…] I facilitated the Conversation Central roundtables on “Global Teams” at the 2009 Design Automation Conference I decided that a significant shift was underway where not only were teams in larger firms more […]
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