Siemens EDA
OrganizationSiemens EDA is the electronic design automation division referenced in industry contexts as a provider of verification technologies for RISC-V processor design, including hardware-assisted verification (virtual prototypes, emulation, and hardware prototyping) and SystemVerilog simulation environments used in standards-based RISC-V verification flows such as RVVI and ImperasDV integration.
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Siemens EDA
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Siemens EDA is identified in industry sources as an electronic design automation organization that supplies verification technologies used in advanced processor and SoC design flows, including flows targeting the RISC-V instruction set architecture.
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6 connectionsAndy Meier is principal product marketing manager for Siemens EDA.
Siemens EDA provides emulation capabilities for RISC-V verification flows.
Siemens EDA provides virtual prototype capabilities for RISC-V verification flows.
ImperasDV is integrated with Siemens EDA SystemVerilog environments.
Questa is a simulator from Siemens EDA.
Siemens EDA is announced as a participant at DVCon Japan 2026 in Yokohama Kanagawa.
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[1] Siemens EDA is listed as a participant at DVCon Japan 2026 on September 10, 2026 in Yokohama, Kanagawa. DVCon Japan 2026 listing
[2] Imperas provides examples of use of RVVI with its ImperasDV product with SystemVerilog for use with environments from Cadence, Synopsys, and Siemens EDA. riscv-verification/RVVI
[3] ImperasDV provides integrated solutions for RISC-V processor verification combined with design flow integration for the leading EDA SystemVerilog environments with Cadence, Siemens EDA, and Synopsys. Survey of Verification of RISC-V Processors
[4] Andy Meier, principal product marketing manager for Siemens EDA, stated that hardware-assisted verification such as virtual prototype capabilities, emulation, and hardware prototyping are critical components in the overall RISC-V verification flow. RISC-V Micro-Architectural Verification