Overview
Customers are increasingly utilizing third-party standards-based IP in their designs, but face several challenges. With more IP and more complex interface protocols, the integration effort to incorporate all of the IP into an SoC can take much longer. Companies are spending as much on integration effort as they are on their IP while project schedules are getting shorter.
Synopsys Interface IP Subsystems, one part of the IP Accelerated initiative, reduce design risk and accelerate time-to-market. The Synopsys Interface IP Subsystems consist of pre-validated, fully integrated solutions that utilize Synopsys’ IP and tools for the specific SoC application. Synopsys Interface
IP Subsystems reduce the overall effort and cost of assembling and integrating IP into an SoC, allowing designers to focus their efforts on differentiating their product and speeding time-to-market.
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Synopsys extended its long-standing collaboration with Infineon to deliver a Synopsys Virtualizer™ Development Kit (VDK) supporting Infineon’s AURIX™ RC1 microcontroller (MCU) family. The VDK equips automotive engineering teams with a virtual prototype of the AURIX™ RC1 MCU, Infineon’s new scalable computing platform for software-defined vehicle (SDV) and Physical AI applications.
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Recognition highlights leadership in agentic AI design, advanced-node enablement, co-packaged optics, and silicon-proven IP for next-generation AI systems
Leading portfolio of engineering solutions positions Synopsys to capitalize on the continued expansion of digital and physical AI and the AI-driven transformation of engineering.
The companies signed an expansive, multi-year agreement to jointly develop GPT-Synopsys, a specialized model, optimized to use Synopsys EDA tools to perform semiconductor design workflows.