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Paradigm Works, Inc.
About Paradigm Works, Inc.
Paradigm Works provides world class Chip Development Services and Software for digital integrated circuits and is a pioneer in FOSS (Free Open Source Software) for chip development. Our clients are located in all of the major markets around the World and call on us for consulting expertise in areas such as Architecture, Design, Synthesis, Functional Verification, Timing Closure, Test, and Physical Design.
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Signals from Paradigm Works, Inc.
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Paradigm Works, Inc. is hosting an Expanded Event on September 23, 2026, at the Norris Conference Center in Austin featuring presentations by Bhuvanesh Arulraj from Arm and a tutorial by Jan Ole Ernst from Normal Computing.
Reported by Paradigm Works, Inc.
Presence & Recognition
Paradigm Works, Inc. is hosting the DVClub Austin Expanded Event on September 23, 2026, at the Norris Conference Center in Austin, featuring presentations by Bhuvanesh Arulraj from Arm and Jan Ole Ernst from Normal Computing.
Reported by Jeff Pollak
Presence & Recognition
Paradigm Works, Inc. is hosting the first-ever OTTAWA DVClub event on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026, at the Brookstreet Hotel in Ottawa, ON, featuring a free lunch, a presentation by Cliff Cummings, and networking.
Reported by Paradigm Works, Inc.
Presence & Recognition
Paradigm Works, Inc. is hosting the first-ever OTAWA DVClub event on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026, at the Brookstreet Hotel in Ottawa, ON, featuring a free lunch, a presentation by Cliff Cummings, and networking.
Reported by Jeff Pollak
Presence & Recognition
Paradigm Works, Inc. is hosting an Expanded Event on September 23, 2026, at the Norris Conference Center in Austin featuring presentations by Bhuvanesh Arulraj from Arm and a tutorial by Jan Ole Ernst from Normal Computing.
Reported by Paradigm Works, Inc.
Presence & Recognition
Paradigm Works, Inc. is hosting an Expanded Event on September 23, 2026, at the Norris Conference Center in Austin featuring presentations by Bhuvanesh Arulraj from Arm and a tutorial by Jan Ole Ernst from Normal Computing.
Reported by Jeff Pollak