“There was no automatic placing route, so we had to invent that and we worked with ... Berkeley ... for the first routing, the first automated timing management.”

Pat Gelsinger · The a16z Show · Chips, Memory, and Power | Pat Gelsinger

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Invented automatic placement and routing tools (early EDA) by collaborating with Berkeley researchers

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