News

Welcome to the News page of Sigasi. Here you can find the latest official news about Sigasi.

Embedded World 2012, Nuremberg, Germany

Sigasi will present its smart VHDL editor at the 10th Embedded World Exhibition next month in Nuremberg, Germany.
Embedded World is the place to be to hear the latest and greatest in embedded technology. Sigasi shares a booth with fellow Belgian companies from DSP Valley.

Plunify and Sigasi announce joint solution for rapid, effective hardware design

Editorial Contacts:
Philippe Faes, CEO Sigasi
philippe.faes@sigasi.com
T: +1 (408) 418-4642 or +32 9 265 71 38

Harnhua NG, Plunify Pte Ltd
harnhua@plunify.com
T +65 819-819-31
www.plunify.com

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Announcing Sigasi 2.0 Pro VHDL editor

Editorial Contact:
Philippe Faes, CEO Sigasi
T: +32 9 265 71 38
philippe.faes@sigasi.com

EDA startup Sigasi launches the second version of its popular VHDL editor.

San Jose, CA / Ghent, Belgium – October 5, 2011 Today, Sigasi launched a new version of our VHDL entry and inspection tool: Sigasi 2.0 Pro. The break-through feature in this release is type-time compile. This means that the code gets analysed while the engineer is typing. Info markers and error messages appear on the spot.

Sigasi promotes floating licensing for teams

Editorial Contact:
Philippe Faes, CEO Sigasi
T: +32 9 265 71 38
philippe.faes@sigasi.com

Floating and user-locked licensing offered at the same unit price

San Jose, CA / Ghent, Belgium – September 6, 2011 Sigasi announces a simplified and more powerful licensing model. Customers can choose between user-locked or floating licensing at the same unit price.

Sigasi Pro is the most powerful VHDL IDE available.

Sigasi goes Freemium

Editorial Contact:
Philippe Faes, CEO Sigasi
T: +32 9 265 71 38 philippe.faes@sigasi.com

EDA startup goes head-on with popular open source editors.

San Jose, CA / Ghent, Belgium – June 29, 2011 Sigasi announces a free Starters Edition of their popular Sigasi HDT design entry and code comprehension tool. This announcement was made after Sigasi’s series of blog posts that contrast the technical merits of the IDEs against the free Emacs VHDL editor.

Engineers have always been very emotional about their favorite text editors.