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EEdesign: SANTA CRUZ, Calif. � With two separate announcements this week (Jan. 21), Cadence Design Systems is rolling out its first support for 64-bit Linux. A Monday announcement cited support for Intel Itanium 2-based systems, and a Wednesday announcement pledged support for AMD64 Opteron processors.

Several products in Cadence's Encounter digital IC implementation platform are available on 64-bit Linux on Itanium 2 platforms now. These include First Encounter Ultra, Nano Encounter, SoC Encounter, NanoRoute Ultra, CeltIC, and SignalStorm. Cadence will move products from its Incisive functional verification platform and Virtuoso custom design platform onto Linux-based Itanium 2 platforms later in 2004.

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