The shift to software defined Silicon Systems, moving beyond “chip centric” mindset towards convergence of the electronic, mechanical and software domains. Delivering the digital twin of the entire system from concept, design, manufacturing and test.
Modern semiconductor technologies like Gate-All-Around (GAA), chiplets, 3D IC and photonics are driving significant complexity in circuit architectures to meet evolving specifications of each chipmaker’s next-gen chip. High-quality verification is necessary across design phases amidst compressing development deadlines. Solido Simulation Suite equips design engineers with state-of-the-art, AI-powered SPICE, FastSPICE and mixed-signal simulators that deliver high performance with reliable quality. Built-in generative and agentic AI capabilities further enhance productivity, enabling engineers to simplify complex tasks through natural language directives. With seamless integrated flows with Calibre, Tessent, Questa and EBS technologies, Solido is an integral part of Siemens EDA solutions for analog, RF, custom digital, memory, library IP, SoC and 3D IC development. Join this session to learn how Solido Simulation Suite tackles today's toughest verification challenges.
As SoC complexity accelerates and multi-mode, multi-corner (MCMM) operational scenarios proliferate, manual timing constraint development has become one of the largest risks to project schedules. Subtle SDC errors and incorrect timing exceptions often remain hidden until late in physical implementation—or worse, cause silicon failure.
This session introduces Siemens Gencellicon, a unified platform that automates, validates, and manages timing constraints and clock structures from early RTL through physical sign-off. Learn how shifting constraint verification and early chip planning left enables design teams to achieve predictable timing closure, drastically cut costly place-and-route (P&R) iterations, and accelerate time-to-market.
As electronic systems reach unprecedented levels of complexity, the traditional methods of design and verification have reached a breaking point. This presentation moves past the theoretical to demonstrate how industrial-grade AI is being deployed today to solve critical bottlenecks in electronic systems design. We will highlight the transition path from manual, heuristic-based processes to AI-orchestrated workflows, where AI agents manage complex, multi-domain design tasks, allowing engineers to reclaim their time for high-level innovation and enabling engineering teams to achieve radical improvements in speed, cost, and first-pass success.
Modern semiconductor designs demand seamless integration across the full design flow, spanning schematic capture, layout and verification. Traditional, disjointed approaches fall short of the accuracy and efficiency needed as advanced nodes push ever-stricter power, performance, area and yield targets. Solido verification and layout analysis technologies, coupled with schematic and layout design editors, deliver a highly differentiated, unified solution enhanced by a generative and agentic AI layer that empowers engineers through natural language interaction and intelligent automation, accelerating design closure for high-sigma targeted designs. This comprehensive design and verification environment provides a direct focus on deep parasitic analysis, driving an expedited workflow that scales with complex design requirements where traditional, disjointed approaches fall short.
Compelling, to the point, focused on customer value and differentiation Presenter: The AI revolution is driving unprecedented demands for performance, efficiency, and time-to-market. Successful semiconductor teams must manage power continuously across the design cycle while maintaining productivity and design quality. This session highlights how Siemens PowerPro enables a comprehensive RTL low-power methodology through early power estimation, automated optimization, and scalable SoC power exploration. We will also discuss how AI-powered capabilities within the Siemens EDA ecosystem are helping engineers gain deeper insights, automate repetitive tasks, and make more informed power optimization decisions.
Xpedition EDM Cloud Server extends Siemens' proven Enterprise Data Management platform through a Siemens-managed cloud deployment model designed to reduce IT burden, accelerate implementation, and simplify ongoing maintenance. Learn how organizations can improve data governance, collaboration, and design productivity while leveraging enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure and best-practice deployment templates
Library IP quality directly impacts power, performance, and area (PPA) outcomes, design schedule predictability, and silicon success. As SoC complexity grows, teams face pressure to characterize, validate and select IP earlier and more accurately, before costly issues compound downstream. This session presents how the Solido Characterization Suite and Solido IP Validation Suite together enable a shift-left approach across the full IP lifecycle. The recently launched Solido Characterizer delivers up to 5x faster, silicon-accurate Liberty model characterization with AI-powered engines across standard cell, memory, IO and custom analog IP, while Solido Generator automates Liberty model generation. For validation, Solido Crosscheck catches multi-view inconsistencies early and Solido IPdelta enables efficient version-to-version comparison. With Solido Fuse AI, both suites are transitioning to AI-powered flows that surface insights faster and scale across IP types, helping teams deliver integration-ready IP and achieve first-pass silicon success.
For today’s PCB and SoC designers, reliability isn't just about managing temperature—it's about managing the mechanical consequences of heat. From BGA solder fatigue to complex board warpage, the physics of failure are more interconnected than ever.
In this seminar, we demonstrate the latest Siemens workflows for predicting and preventing thermo-mechanical failures before the first prototype is built.
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Front-end design constraint planning is the first step toward analysis-driven PCB design. By shifting constraint definition and validation earlier in the process, teams can improve predictability, catch issues sooner, and avoid costly late-stage iterations. Siemens EDA PCB analysis tools enable this shift-left approach in the front-end phase, helping lay the foundation for more efficient, reliable, and optimized PCB development.
Fuse AI is a Siemens initiative allowing customers to build open, secure, and multimodal internal AI capabilities based on any LLM and any data. Calibre Vision AI allows you to read in huge DRC databases fast and focus on the ones that matter most. Calibre RVE Check Assist allows you to see more debug information for difficult to understand DRC rules, and to build the easy access best practices to fix them. Calibre AI Run Advisor allows you to get guidelines on how to improve the run time. Calibre agentic AI flows allow you to drive and automate your Calibre tasks with a natural language communication.
As modern silicon architectures face increasingly tight power, performance, and area (PPA) constraints, finding the optimal microarchitecture has become the most critical—and time-consuming—phase of hardware design.
Traditional handcrafted RTL forces engineering teams into a costly compromise: because each architectural variant requires weeks or months of manual re-coding, verification, and timing closure, designers typically commit to a single, best-guess microarchitecture early in the cycle. Exploring alternative pipelining depths, memory partitioning schemes, or loop unrolling strategies across multiple target PPA points in RTL is simply impractical under modern tape-out schedules.
High-Level Synthesis (HLS) dismantles this bottleneck by decoupling algorithmic intent from microarchitectural implementation. Using Catapult HLS, designers maintain a single golden source in C++/SystemC and leverage synthesis constraints to rapidly generate, evaluate, and verify dozens of distinct hardware architectures in hours rather than months.
This session starts with an introduction to HyperLynX DRC, covering its role in PCB design verification and how analysis-driven rule checking helps identify design issues early in the development process. Building on this foundation, attendees will learn a practical workflow for creating HyperLynX DRC custom rule checks with AI support. The session demonstrates how complex verification concepts can be transformed into executable checks, enabling faster validation.
Dynamic IR drop and electromigration violations are increasingly discovered late in the design cycle, when layout changes are expensive and iterations between layout engineers and circuit designers stretch from days to weeks. This talk presents an integrated flow that closes that loop by feeding mPower EMIR analysis results directly into Calibre DesignEnhancer Power Grid Enhancement (DE PGE), so that fixes are targeted at analyzed hotspots rather than applied blindly across the full chip.
As design complexity and schedule pressures continue to increase, traditional digital implementation flows struggle to deliver optimal power, performance, and area (PPA) within aggressive timelines. In this presentation, we discuss Aprisa AI: how AI in digital implementation helps accelerate design convergence while improving overall PPA, with fully integrated generative AI capabilities and orchestrated AI agents that drastically improve productivity and scale engineering team efforts. The presentation will cover digital implementation technologies from synthesis to place-and-route, and semi-custom low skew routing, while discussing agentic workflows with examples and demos. Join us in this session to learn how to expand your digital implementation workflow and embed AI agents to increase productivity and improve PPA for the next generation of silicon designs