Singhee and Rutenbar Win DATE Best Paper Award

CMU researchers Amith Singhee and Prof. Rob Rutenbar have the 2007 Best Paper Award at the Design Automation and Test in Europe (DATE) conference. DATE is Europe's premier conference for IC design tools. Their paper, “Statistical Blockade: A Novel Method for Very Fast Monte Carlo Simulation of Rare Circuit Events and its Application,” discusses how to dramatically accelerate the analysis of statistical reliability in scaled memory circuits. This work is part of the C2S2 Silicon Infrastructure Theme.

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