ARM sets up VLSI test lab in Bangalore

ARM sets up VLSI test lab in Bangalore

The lab will focus on silicon validation of ARM physical IP

Friday, May 09, 2008

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BANGALORE, INDIA: ARM has added a VLSI test lab to its design center in Bangalore.

The lab will focus on silicon validation of ARM physical IP (memory compilers, standard cells, power management kits, general purpose I/Os and specialty I/Os) designed at cutting-edge technologies that include 65nm and 45nm processes across all leading foundries.

The new lab will provide validation to test chips developed by ARM.

"The choice of India as the location of the second VLSI test lab for ARM is yet another example of India's significance in our global operations. Combining expertise in IP and test chip design and test engineers in the same geographic location will reduce overall silicon validation cycle time, enabling us to turn around silicon data to partners quickly, resulting in an accelerated release schedule for products designed with ARM physical IP," said Warren East, CEO, ARM.

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