Morgan Hill, California -
January 7, 2003. OEA International announces a long-term license agreement
with Sun Microsystems, Inc. that provides Sun with worldwide access to OEA's
electronic design automation (EDA) software products. OEA software is
designed for high accuracy 3D extraction, planning and signal integrity of
on-chip and package interconnect. OEA products have lead the industry in
supporting the complexities of DSM and nanometer technologies with, for
example, on-chip inductance support in 1993.
"Timing
for certain sets of critical nets demand the accuracy that OEA provides",
said Ron Melanson, Vice President of Engineering at Sun Microsystems, Inc.
"Since the late eighties, Sun Microsystems has used OEA's products to
extract accurate parasitics for calculating interconnect delays and clock
skews."
"Sun has been a major OEA
customer that works closely with us to enhance the software for performance
and to optimize the features that enable the software to handle the latest
technology and advanced design problems," said Jerry Tallinger, VP,
Marketing and Sales at OEA International, Inc. "This deal demonstrates
Sun's confidence in OEA's ability to lead the way in providing the next
generation solutions for Sun."
OEA currently has eleven
product offerings based on OEA's proprietary fast 3D field solver
technology. They cover a wide breadth of design planning, extraction, and
signal integrity applications including: critical net planning, post-layout
extraction; power distribution network planning and post-layout IR drop and
electromigration analysis: package analysis; and RF component synthesis,
design, and analysis.
About OEA International
OEA International, Inc. is the industry leader in 3D
extraction of interconnects. OEA's tools are currently used in the most
demanding extraction and design environments. Some of the world's most
advanced design facilities use OEA tools for detailed analysis and design of
high-speed clocks, buses, I/O rings, power grids, and synthesis of RF
passive components. For additional information call (408) 778-6747, or
visit OEA online at
www.oea.com |