Sagantec Releases Tool Set Supporting 65nm and 45nm Process Design Rules

Sagantec, the leader in accelerating deep sub-micron layout and process migration, has released Sagantec Tool Set version 8 (STS8). It is capable of supporting 65 nanometer and 45nm technology design rules, has been used to deliver 65nm silicon, and is being used in an early 45nm engagement.

Large data applications can now benefit from the 64-bit capability in STS8, which supports both the AMD 64-bit Opteron(TM) processor and the Intel® 64-bit Xeon(TM) processor.

STS8 enables larger design capacity, higher speeds and deep sub-micron technologies. This new version updates all Sagantec custom IC design products: SiClone(TM), SiFix(TM), Companion(TM) and Anaconda(TM).

"The ultimate proof of the value of STS8 is that there is working 65nm silicon that has been designed with these tools," said Hillel Ofek, Sagantec president and chief operating officer. "These advanced technology capabilities can now utilize the power of standard 64-bit architectures and improved integration based on an open, community-driven, industry supported platform."

About Sagantec

The leader in deep sub-micron layout acceleration and process migration, Sagantec develops software and solutions enabling reuse of full-custom design, including analog mixed-signal circuits. Sagantec solutions are used to migrate designs to either the newest technology or to a different process at the same technology node. Privately held and funded, Sagantec was founded in 1993 in Israel. Its corporate headquarters is located at 46485 Landing Parkway, Fremont, CA. 94538. Telephone: 510-360-5200. Facsimile: 510-360-5255. On the web at: http://www.sagantec.com .

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