PSS Training Video Part 4 Now Available!

In Session 4 of Accellera's "Learning PSS" video series, Tom Fitzpatrick, PSS expert and charter member of Accellera's Portable Stimulus Working Group, introduces Data Types such as Scalar, Compound, Collection, User-defined, and Template types. For more information about PSS, visit the Portable Stimulus Working Group page.
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Tuesday, July 28 12:30-1:45
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Join Accellera for a dynamic luncheon exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the standards landscape for design and verification. As AI and machine learning are increasingly integrated into EDA workflows—from design generation to verification and system-level optimization—new challenges are emerging around interoperability, data exchange, trust, and reproducibility. Attendees will gain forward-looking insights from industry experts and have the opportunity to share perspectives on where standardization is most needed across industry and academia. Sign up here >
Functional Safety Draft Standard Available for Public Review
Public review open until August 14, 2026
Accellera’s Functional Safety Language (FSL) 1.0 draft standard is open for public review and feedback. FSL defines the syntax and semantics of a language and data model for representing and exchanging functional safety intent—focusing on FMEDA—between tools, teams, and operations across the supply chain, from IP to system level.
By enabling automation, interoperability, and traceability, FSL streamlines the implementation of industry standards like ISO 26262 and IEC 61508 for safety-critical systems, significantly increasing confidence in overall safety compliance.
The public review provides an opportunity for the industry to evaluate the specification and provide feedback before it is finalized. The Functional Safety Working Group invites comments and feedback by August 14th via its Community Forum. Visit Accellera’s Drafts Under Public Review page to download the draft.
For more information on the upcoming standard, visit the Functional Safety Working Group page.
Accellera Approves CDC/RDC Standard 1.0 for Release
The Standard for IP Abstraction for Clock and Reset Domain Crossing (CDC/RDC) Integration 1.0 is now available for download. The new standard defines a vendor‑neutral approach to capture CDC/RDC intent to enable efficient CDC/RDC signoff for IP providers and SoC integrators across the EDA vendor ecosystem. Read the full press release >
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