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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, April 19, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — AMIQ EDA, a pioneer in integrated development environments (IDEs) for hardware design and verification and a provider of platform-independent software tools for efficient code development and analysis, today announced that the company’s software products now run on computing platforms built with the Arm® architecture and Arm64 processors. The industry-leading solution for efficient semiconductor design and verification supports both compute servers and engineering workstations for the widest usage and excellent performance.

It is a milestone achievement for the Arm ecosystem to have full support for AMIQ EDA software tools that enable increased speed of development for future computing platforms.”— Tran Nguyen – senior director of design services, Arm

Arm processors are pervasive across a variety of compute intensive markets, especially in smartphones, servers and supercomputers. AArch64 is ideal for applications requiring high performance and large memories, including electronic design automation (EDA) tools such as the DVT IDE family of products offered by AMIQ EDA.

“We are seeing broader Arm adoption across the EDA ecosystem to improve design and verification tools for engineers,” said Tran Nguyen, senior director of design services, Arm. “It is a milestone achievement for the Arm ecosystem to have full support for AMIQ EDA software tools that enable increased speed of development for future computing platforms.”

“We work hard to ensure that our products evolve in response to user demand and benefit from key innovations in the computer industry,” said Cristian Amitroaie, CEO of AMIQ EDA. “We have seen considerable interest in using 64-bit Arm processors so adding support was a natural extension to our DVT IDE family. Chip developers now have their choice of architecture when using the industry’s most powerful interactive design and verification solution.”

Pricing and Availability

AArch64 versions of all AMIQ EDA products are available now. There is no additional charge; users simply select one or more architectures when they download a software release.