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.
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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.
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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.
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