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Mentor Graphics Corp. today announced that Imagination Technologies, a global leader in semiconductor design IP including PowerVR™ GPUs and MIPS® CPUs, deployed the Veloce®emulation platform's virtualized testbench acceleration (TBX) technology in their internal verification flow for their PowerVR Wizard GR6500, a ray-tracing-enabled graphics processing unit (GPU). Imagination's PowerVR Wizard architecture raises the bar for ray-traced graphics in consumer and mobile products, delivering amazing realism and performance while meeting strict power budgets and cost constraints. "To simplify the verification of complex Imagination IP, we've chosen an integrated verification strategy where emulation is an essential technology," said Martin Ashton, EVP, PowerVR, Imagination Technologies. "The Veloce TBX technology delivers a total solution with inherent flexibility, which was essential for us to achieve first-pass silicon success on the PowerVR Wizard GR6500 design." The transaction-based Veloce TBX technology, which is part of the Veloce OS, delivers high verification throughput, flexible verification use models, and increased debug efficiency.  In terms of performance improvements, with

Synopsys, Inc. today announced that iCatch Technology has selected Synopsys' portfolio of silicon-proven DesignWare® IP, scalable FPGA-based prototyping system and trusted professional design services for its digital video and image system-on-chip (SoC). They adopted the silicon-proven DesignWare USB 2.0 picoPHY, Gen 2 DDR multiPHY and Controllers,HDMI 2.0 TX PHY, Data Converter and Audio Analog Codec IP. iCatch also adopted Synopsys' HAPS®-70 FPGA-based prototyping system for faster IP prototyping and to enable early hardware/software integration and system validation. iCatch is turning to Synopsys professional design services to meet their area, power and time-to-market requirements.  "As a leading provider of SoCs for the digital video and image industry, iCatch is committed to providing products that deliver innovative features while meeting cost, quality and performance requirements," said Tek Wei, executive vice president at iCatch Technology. "We have designed more than forty SoCs to address digital still, action and automotive cameras, with more than 200 million SoCs shipped since our inception. For our

Oracle Corporation announced fiscal 2016 Q2 results. The strengthening of the U.S. dollar compared to foreign currencies had a significant impact on results in the quarter. Total Revenues were $9.0 billion, down 6% in U.S. dollars and unchanged in constant currency. Cloud plus On-Premise Software Revenues were $7.0 billion, down 4% in U.S. dollars and up 2% in constant currency. Total Cloud Revenues were $649 million, up 26% in U.S. dollars and up 31% in constant currency. Cloud software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) revenues were $484 million, up 34% in U.S. dollars and up 39% in constant currency. Cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) revenues were $165 million, up 7% in U.S. dollars and up 11% in constant currency. Total On-Premise Software Revenues were $6.4 billion, down 7% in U.S. dollars and unchanged in constant currency. Total Hardware Revenues were $1.1 billion, down 16%

In recognition of raising his company from an idea in a Long Island attic to what is now the largest privately held CFD-focused provider of Computer Aided Engineering software, former CD-adapco President, CEO and co-founder, Steve MacDonald was recently posthumously honored with proclamations by United States Congressman Steve Israel and Nassau County (NY) Executive Ed Mangano. Their proclamations recognized MacDonald’s accomplishments and contributions to the Long Island technology community as he grew CD-adapco into a global leader in engineering simulation. MacDonald received the proclamations during a celebration of life event on October 30 from Peter Goldsmith, President of LISTnet, an organization dedicated to promoting Long Island as a national center of excellence for software and technology solutions. Goldsmith said MacDonald will be remembered on Long Island as an engineering and technology pioneer who will have a long-lasting impact in the region. MacDonald established CD-adapco as a Long Island technology leader alongside revered

Processia today announces it has acquired NextIS Consulting, an independent consulting company with offices in Paris, who has expertise in organization and processes, information systems and change management. This transaction is in line with Processia's strategic plan to accelerate its development to become a key player specializing in the world of PLM (Product Lifecycle Management). With a team of 25 experienced consultants working with several large companies in France and Europe, NextIS Consulting specializes in PLM consulting services, business processes and project management. This acquisition enables Processia to expand its services offering, and to welcome a team of talented experts. NextIS Consulting will join the Processia family in the next few months. Processia already has offices in Paris and Toulouse and the arrival of NextIS Consulting further strengthens its capabilities in the areas of PPM (Project Portfolio Management) and BPM (Business Process Management). "This acquisition is in line with our growth

 PDF Key takeaways: Manufacturing enterprises need flexible, scalable PLM environments that can adapt to their changing business needs Infor PLM Accelerate is built on third party technology that Infor has significantly extended; they have also incorporated Infor’s intellectual property into the solution Infor has used their ION® (Intelligent Open Network) platform to integrate PLM Accelerate with Infor technology and business solutions such as ERP and they plan to incorporate other solutions such Infor Ming.leTM and Infor Configure Price Quote Infor PLM Accelerate is a cost effective, scalable, flexible solution designed to meet the needs of growing manufacturers Introduction Manufacturing companies in every industry are facing challenges across all areas of their business. They must be able to quickly address these challenges in a nimble, flexible manner and quickly tailor their products to meet local and global requirements, while adapting to changing market conditions and emerging competition. Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) has become the platform that enables them

Vero Software is rolling out a new high speed 3D viewer which directly displays and evaluates 3D CAD files without the need for the original CAD application. PartXplore can open the native files of Edgecam, VISI and WorkNC, with further brands in the Vero portfolio expected to follow suit in 2016 R2. PartXplore has been created to efficiently import and analyse all file types and sizes at high speed. It often takes less than half the time to open a file compared to the original CAD application. Both novices and experienced users can build virtual unified prototypes or 3D models imported from a wide range of file formats, including Catia, NX, Parasolid, SolidWorks, Solid Edge, STEP, IGES and many more. The software saves the native CAD data in its own lightweight format, meaning manufacturers can carry out tasks such as calculating surface areas and volumes, and measuring thickness, dimensions and angles without

Intergraph®Process, Power & Marine, part of Hexagon and the world's leading provider of enterprise engineering software to the process, power and marine industries, announces the launch of PV Elite® 2016, the newest version of its complete solution for vessel and heat exchanger design, analysis and evaluation used by engineers, designers, estimators, fabricators and inspectors. PV Elite 2016 offers numerous productivity enhancements. Nozzle input calculation time has been cut from one hour to just minutes. Flanges on nozzles can be connected much more easily. Nozzles on a blind flange can be placed on an Appendix 2 flange on a nozzle, a capability unmatched by any other vendor. Element edges are displayed, which makes it easier to see if a nozzle is placed too close to a weld seam. Symbols and graphics prevent work having to be repeated and the cost of wasted materials. PV Elite now supports the latest code updates, including: 2013 B 16.5

Granta Design today announced GRANTA MI™ Version 9, the latest version of its leading materials information management software, delivering a series of new tools based on extensive experience and feedback from enterprise implementations worldwide. This major annual release rolls-up all the upgrades and updates from the past year, adds further enhancements, and delivers these new capabilities to all GRANTA MI customers. Version 9 delivers faster material datasheet load-times and major speed-ups in the import of large data sets relative to Version 8, while new features enable important engineering workflows. One such set of workflows are those relating to data entry and data requests, which are vital to building a ‘gold source’ of all corporate materials information. Enhancements to the MI:Explore technology, which creates simple, targeted web apps that interact with GRANTA MI, mean that it is now easier to add data in a controlled manner—for example, a technician can enter test data via a

CCE has updated its SOLIDWORKS ODX libraries with several enhancements. “CCE’s purpose is to continuously stay current with market trends in order to provide our customerswith the best possible software; therefore, we strive to align our software features with the needsof our users by constantly enhancing support for significantly used CAD software, such as SOLIDWORKS.  CCE’s ODX libraries now have enhanced PMI support for SOLIDWORKS 2016, which is very important given the increasing focus on Model Based Designs (MBD) and enterprises investing in creating richly annotated 3D models,” said Vinay Wagle, CCE’s VP of Sales and Marketing. CCE’s updated ODX libraries for SOLIDWORKS now feature a significant enhancement to its PMI support by including support for “collection features” in GTol, which is a way to combine one or more tolerances into a single group in SOLIDWORKS. This is a very efficient way of adding tolerance information for instances in a pattern. For example, let’s say there is a circular pattern of five holes where the tolerance information is the same for each hole; instead of applying GTol (30+0.05) to each hole, the combined representation of value can be (5X30+0.05) to indicate that five holes have the same tolerance. ODX/SW now provides both the tolerance information and instance count by way of its support for “collection features” in GTol.  CCE has also introduced some important updates to its SOLIDWORKS write libraries; there is now the ability to create configurations in a SOLIDWORKS part file. CCE has also improved attribute support  by supporting document units and custom material information.   To learn more about the ODX libraries visit –  http://www.cadcam-e.com/development-tools/cad-libraries.aspx Open Data Exchange (ODX) libraries read & write Native CAD data.  File formats that are currently supported for ODX include CATIA V4, CATIA V5, CATIA V6, NX, Inventor, SOLIDWORKS, Pro/ENGINEER (PTC Creo®), JT, Solid Edge, Parasolid, IGES, STEP, 3D PDF, VDA, & STL.  Applications developed using ODX libraries are independent of CAD.  The libraries written in C & C++ are easy to implement & follow software releases via continuous updates.  Apart from licensing the library components, we also provide integrations services to integrate our libraries into customer applications.  The true benefit of using our ODX libraries is the reduced cost to the user.  Our ODX libraries do not require CAD software or licenses, which can be quite costly.  ODX gives the user the ability to read & write native CAD files without the cost of ownership associated with the CAD system.   To view the original press release, please click here. Search for CCE on CIMdata.com