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Fujitsu adopts Cadence Palladium Z1 enterprise emulation platform
Michael McManus, DIGITIMES, Taipei [Monday 24 October 2016]

Cadence Design Systems, has announced that Fujitsu has adopted the Cadence Palladium Z1 enterprise emulation platform for the development of the ARMv8-based Post-K computer. The Post-K computer is the next-generation flagship supercomputer in Japan that reaches performance targets that are a maximum of 100 times faster than the K computer, which is the original 10-petaflop supercomputer that started full-scale operation in 2012. After a rigorous multi-vendor selection process, Fujitsu decided to use the Palladium Z1 enterprise emulation platform exclusively for its advanced server and supercomputer development.

With the Palladium Z1 platform’s high compile speeds of greater than 100 million gates per hour and its flexible job allocation, Fujitsu can benefit from iterative design turaround of less than a day for compile, allocation, execution and debug. With fast job execution above 1MHz for billion-gate designs, efficient hardware/software debug and virtualization capabilities, Fujitsu can significantly enhance its supercomputer development productivity.

"In order to build a high-performance, scalable supercomputer system, we needed a solution that could accommodate designs larger than one billion gates, and the Palladium Z1 enterprise emulation platform met all of our complex requirements," said Akira Kabemoto, corporate executive officer and senior executive vice president, Head of Service Platform Business at Fujitsu Limited. "The platform is very easy to manage and scale which provides our engineering teams with added confidence that they can deliver high-quality, innovative designs to market within tight deadlines."

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