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AI agent automates front-end chip workflows

Cadence has launched the ChipStack AI Super Agent, an agentic AI solution for front-end silicon design and verification. The platform automates key design and test workflows—including coding, test plan creation, regression testing, debugging, and issue resolution—offering significant productivity gains for chip development teams. It leverages multiple AI agents that work alongside Cadence’s existing EDA tools and AI-based optimization solutions.

The ChipStack AI Super Agent supports both cloud-based and on-premises AI models, including NVIDIA NeMo models that can be customized for specific workflows, as well as OpenAI GPT. By combining agentic AI orchestration with established simulation, verification, and AI-assistant tools, the platform streamlines complex semiconductor workflows.

Early deployments at leading semiconductor companies have demonstrated measurable reductions in verification time and improvements in workflow efficiency. The platform is currently available in early access for customers looking to integrate AI-driven automation into front-end chip design and verification processes.

Additional information about the ChipStack AI Super Agent can be found on the Cadence AI for Design page.

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