Siemens Agreed to Buy Chip Debugging Firm Lauterbach
The deal adds TRACE32 debugging tools to Siemens’ EDA portfolio as the company targets earlier chip-and-software testing and more sales, officials said.
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Siemens to buy chip debugging specialist Lauterbach to grow its EDA unit
Siemens has agreed to buy Lauterbach, a German company that makes tools for finding and fixing bugs in chips and the software that runs on them, but the price was not disclosed. Founded in 1979 by brothers Lothar and Stephan Lauterbach, the company is based in Höhenkirchen, near Munich. It employs about 170 people and […] This story continues at The Next Web
Siemens agreed to acquire Lauterbach, manufacturer of TRACE32 tools, to integrate software debugging and chip verification into its EDA business. The operation, whose price was not divulged, aims to allow its customers to detect problems before manufacturing semiconductors.
Lauterbach announces that the company has agreed to the acquisition by Siemens. This marks a new era for "enabling embedded innovations" that will create added value for customers from early chip design to system verification. Lauterbach, a market leader in debug and trace solutions for embedded systems, has agreed to an acquisition by Siemens. This acquisition marks a new era in success The Lauterbach contribution signs agreement for the acquis…
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