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AI-driven flows ease Arm Neoverse V2 design

Cadence has fine-tuned its AI-driven RTL-to-GDS digital flow, as well as its AI-driven verification flow, for the Arm Neoverse V2 CPU. The company also created corresponding 5-nm and 3-nm Rapid Adoption Kits (RAKs). These tools not only help designers achieve power, performance, and area (PPA) targets faster, but also enable optimal verification throughput and preparedness for Arm SystemReady compliance.

The digital RAKs leverage AI capabilities to automate and scale digital chip design, delivering better PPA and increasing designer productivity. They employ a smart hierarchy flow that improves turnaround times for large, high-performance CPUs, while an activity-aware power optimization engine reduces dynamic power consumption.

The verification flow provides Neoverse V2 designers with pre-silicon server base system architecture (SBSA) compliance verification and efficient PCI Express integration. Helium gearshift technology enables customers to position workloads in a hybrid environment before shifting to a fully accurate RTL environment, offering detailed verification using either the Palladium or Protium platforms.

To learn more about how to verify Arm-based designs using digital and verification solutions from Cadence, click here.

Cadence Design Systems

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