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Cadence's Xcelium Logic Simulationprovides best-in-class core engine performance for SystemVerilog, VHDL, mixed-signal, low power, and x-propagation. It supports both single-core and multi-core simulation, incremental and parallel build, and save/restart with dynamic test reload. The Xcelium Logic Simulator has been deployed by a majority of top semiconductor companies, and a majority of top companies in the hyperscale, automotive and consumer electronics segments. Using computational software and a proprietary machine learning technology that directly interfaces to the simulation kernel, Xcelium learns iteratively over an entire simulation regression. It analyzes patterns hidden in the verification environment and guides the Xcelium randomization kernel on subsequent regression runs to achieve matching coverage with reduced simulation cycles. Xcelium is part of the Cadence Verification Suite and supports the company's Intelligent System Design strategy, enabling pervasive intelligence and faster design closure.

Accelerating DFT Simulations with Xcelium Multi-Core

Are long DFT simulations posing a big challenge to meet your tight project schedules? We have a solution to accelerate the long running DFT tests. Watch this video to know how easy it is to set-up Xcelium Multi-Core to get up to 5X acceleration for a variety of DFT use cases ranging from serial and parallel ATPG to MBIST and LBIST
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XCELIUM is simply a newer generation of the digital functional verification tools. Older versions were called INCISIVE. The last INCISIVE version was the 15.20 release, and there have been several XCELIUM releases since then. If using INCISIVE, you'd need to use "ncvhdl" instead of "xmvhdl".