SoCLab, Proposal for a Danish System-on-Chip Initiative

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    The objective of the System-on-Chip (SoC) initiative, SoCLab, is to
    create a Danish virtual centre aimed at driving the future of electronic design. It represents a unique collaboration involving government, industry and academia to create a world-leading centre for the electronic and related design industries of the future.
    A Danish SoC centre should offer access to a comprehensive range of
    research and development facilities, covering fully-serviced
    laboratories, methods, tools, virtual components and employee training
    support. The initiative will develop Denmark into a world leading
    location for System-on-Chip design. The initiative consists of:
    - A Research & Education activity to increase the number of skilled SoC
    designers and to develop new competences to ease the SoC design process.
    - A SocLab established as a design laboratory supporting the above
    mentioned research and education activity while at the same time
    providing an environment for interdisciplinary projects carried out
    jointly by industry and academia (DTU).
    - A virtual component (IP) exchange function concentrated on the
    business and legal issues involved with SoC designs. User groups will be
    formed in order to evaluate and prototype various IP blocks (DELTA).
    - A continuous training programme to address the shortage of skilled SoC
    designers in Danish industry.
    - An overall Programme Management Board will be established in order to
    monitor, steer and create synergy among the various activities. This
    should be established as a legal entity.
    The initiative will be followed by an international co-operation
    activity aimed at exchanging know-how and IPs with other leading SoC
    centres. Out of several collaboration partners four centres have been
    identified for a tighter co-operation.
    StatusActive
    Effective start/end date01/05/2000 → …

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