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Siemens certifies EDA tools for Samsung nodes

Siemens Digital Industries Software expands Samsung Foundry collaboration, certifying more EDA tools for Samsung’s most advanced process technologies. The certifications cover Samsung’s FinFET and MCBFET processes, spanning 14-nm to 2-nm nodes (SF2/SF2P). Customers can use Siemens’ comprehensive Calibre, Solido, and Aprisa EDA software to design advanced semiconductor devices for manufacture at Samsung Foundry.

The two companies are also deepening their collaboration through joint research efforts and the development of several new solutions aimed at addressing some of the semiconductor industry’s most pressing challenges. As part of this partnership, the companies have introduced innovations that tackle critical design issues in areas such as power integrity, silicon photonics, analog mixed-signal reliability verification, and other essential domains.

Read Siemens’ full announcement about this expansion for more details.

Siemens Digital Industries Software 

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19 June 2025
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