D. Gope, V. Jandhyala, Xiren Wang, D. MacMillen, R. Camposano, Swagato Chakraborty, J. Pingenot, Devan Williams
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Towards system-level electromagnetic field simulation on computing clouds
Cloud computing is a potential paradigm-shifter for system-level electronic design automation tools for chip-package-board design. However, exploiting the true power of on-demand scalable computing is as yet an unmet challenge. We examine electromagnetic (EM) field simulation on cloud platforms.