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Present day semiconductor process advances are enabling the proliferation and successful realization of complete systems-on-a-chip. Integrating processors, memory, specialized embedded logic, along side analog and even RF circuits on a single die is becoming extremely challenging. Managing these complexities while optimizing the tradeoffs between hardware and software, cost, as well as time to market, calls for new strategies, disciplines, and innovative design methodologies.