2002 A Solid Year for Get2Chip; 130 Design Completions, Including 50 Million Gate Design
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 28, 2003--Get2Chip(TM),
Inc., an electronic design automation (EDA) supplier of system-on-chip
(SoC) synthesis, announced today that 2002 was a record year for the
company. Get2Chip saw record orders, design completions, and new
customer adoptions of its RTL Compiler, G2C-RC(TM), and Architectural
Compiler, G2C-AC(TM).
Customers and Design Completions
"2002 was a great year for us. That our software has been adopted
by the leading producers of processor, graphics, and networking chips
speaks volumes of the capabilities and quality of results produced by
G2C-RC(TM) and G2C-AC(TM)," notes Bernd Braune, Chairman and CEO of
Get2Chip. "Our software was used in over 130 design completions. The
average complexity of those designs was 3 million gates with the
largest designs being over 50 million gates of synthesized logic."
Power Flows
Customers made the switch to Get2Chip because of the company's
team support and because of Get2Chip's timing driven synthesis
technology, which reduces the risk in complex chip design projects.
During 2002, Get2Chip established seven power flows with RTL-Compiler:
G2C-RC(TM) with Magma's Blast Fusion; G2C-RC(TM) with Physical
Compiler and Apollo; G2C-RC(TM) with Astro; G2C-RC(TM) with First
Encounter, Physical Compiler, and Nanoroute; G2C-RC(TM) with Physical
Compiler and Nanoroute; G2C-RC(TM) with Apollo and Sapphire; and
G2C-RC(TM) with Silicon Ensemble/PKS.
The Future
"For 2003, we expect the number of design starts in SoC of greater
than 10 million gates to grow rapidly; as such, we will continue to
expand our position as the best in class synthesis," says Braune. "We
will continue to focus on key accounts and on the massive chips of the
130 to 90 nanometer era."
About Get2Chip
Get2Chip, Inc., is a leading supplier of software products that
enable the design of the world's most complex integrated circuits
(ICs), primarily found in the communications, wireless, computer, and
consumer product markets. It was launched in 2000 by semiconductor
veterans and chip design tool experts from Cadence Design Systems,
Inc. (NYSE:CDN), LSI Logic Corporation (NYSE:LSI), Mentor Graphics
Corporation (Nasdaq:MENT), Synopsys (Nasdaq:SNPS) and VLSI Technology
-- now part of Philips Semiconductors (NYSE:PHG, AEX:PHI). Its
breakthrough front-end tool suite provides fully integrated,
multi-level synthesis that offers the flexibility to do chip design at
the architectural, register transfer (RTL) or gate level. Get2Chip's
products run on Sun and Hewlett Packard, and PC under Linux. Get2Chip
is privately held and has development centers in San Jose, Calif., and
Munich, Germany. Corporate headquarters: 2107 North First Street,
Suite 350, San Jose, Calif. 95131. Telephone: 408/501-9600. Facsimile:
408/501-9610. Email: info@get2chip.com. Web Site:
http://www.get2chip.com.
Note to Editors: Get2Chip, G2C-AC, G2C-RC and RTL Compiler are
trademarks of Get2Chip. All other product and company names are
trademarks and registered trademarks of their respective companies.
CONTACT: Get2Chip, Inc.
Jeff Mazzoni, 408/501-9543
jmazzoni@get2chip.com