IOT VLSI IC design: Access to ARM Cortex-M0 processor and EDA tools on cloud

ARM Cortex-M0 processor, the 32 bit CPU core which dealt a significant blow to less power effecient 8 bit microcontroller CPU architecture is now free to try for your new IoT or any such chip. Through an online portal called DesignStart, Chip designers can now get a free access to ARM Cortex-M0 processor and affordable complete VLSI IC design EDA tool from Mentor Graphics and Cadence, where one can evaluate the design flow on a reference design at no cost. Finally EDA software tools on cloud have arrived, where access to IP, EDA tools are available in a single collaborated environment. The service called Tanner AMS Virtual lab from Mentor Graphics allows VLSI design engineers to try Tanner analog and mixed signal design on a virtual cloud platform. Tanner AMS Virtual Lab URL is: https://www.mentor.com/tannereda/downloads/tanner-ams-vlab Cadence Design Systems also joined the ARM DesignStart program to provide tools and IP for designs incorporating the Cortex-M0 processor. In partnership with ARM DesignStart, Cadence is offering cloud computerlike EDA design set up, where VLSI chip design engineers can login to this software-as-a-service (SaaS) design environment from anywhere and any time. The Cadence Web address to know more on this is: http://ip.cadence.com/applications/arm ARM Cortex-M0 processor related design-outsourcing kind of services information is al...