Arteris Revolutionizes Semiconductor Design with FlexGen – Smart Network-on-Chip IP Delivering Unprecedented Productivity Improvements and Quality of Results
Arteris (Nasdaq: AIP) has introduced FlexGen, a revolutionary smart network-on-chip interconnect IP that significantly enhances semiconductor design efficiency. The technology delivers up to 10x productivity boost in chip development, reducing design iterations from weeks to days.
Key technical achievements include up to 30% reduction in wire length for lower power consumption and up to 10% reduction in latency for improved SoC and chiplet performance. FlexGen's AI-driven automation reduces manual adjustments by over 90%, enabling optimized NoC topology creation in hours instead of days.
Dream Chip Technologies has successfully implemented FlexGen in their Zukimo 1.1 automotive ADAS SoC, reporting significant improvements in design efficiency and quality. AMD has also expressed interest in the technology for their next-generation product innovation.
Arteris (Nasdaq: AIP) ha presentato FlexGen, un innovativo interconnettore smart network-on-chip che migliora significativamente l'efficienza del design dei semiconduttori. La tecnologia offre un aumento della produttività fino a 10 volte nello sviluppo dei chip, riducendo le iterazioni di design da settimane a giorni.
I principali traguardi tecnici includono fino a un 30% di riduzione nella lunghezza dei fili per un minore consumo energetico e fino a un 10% di riduzione nella latenza per un miglioramento delle prestazioni di SoC e chiplet. L'automazione guidata dall'IA di FlexGen riduce le regolazioni manuali di oltre il 90%, consentendo la creazione di topologie NoC ottimizzate in ore anziché giorni.
Dream Chip Technologies ha implementato con successo FlexGen nel loro SoC ADAS Zukimo 1.1 per automotive, riportando significativi miglioramenti nell'efficienza e nella qualità del design. Anche AMD ha espresso interesse per questa tecnologia per l'innovazione dei loro prodotti di prossima generazione.
Arteris (Nasdaq: AIP) ha presentado FlexGen, un conector inteligente network-on-chip revolucionario que mejora significativamente la eficiencia en el diseño de semiconductores. La tecnología proporciona un aumento de productividad de hasta 10 veces en el desarrollo de chips, reduciendo las iteraciones de diseño de semanas a días.
Los logros técnicos clave incluyen hasta un 30% de reducción en la longitud de los cables para un menor consumo de energía y hasta un 10% de reducción en la latencia para mejorar el rendimiento de SoC y chiplet. La automatización impulsada por IA de FlexGen reduce los ajustes manuales en más de un 90%, permitiendo la creación de topologías NoC optimizadas en horas en lugar de días.
Dream Chip Technologies ha implementado con éxito FlexGen en su SoC ADAS Zukimo 1.1 para automóviles, reportando mejoras significativas en la eficiencia y calidad del diseño. AMD también ha mostrado interés en esta tecnología para la innovación de sus productos de próxima generación.
Arteris (Nasdaq: AIP)는 반도체 설계 효율성을 크게 향상시키는 혁신적인 스마트 네트워크 온 칩 인터커넥트 IP인 FlexGen을 소개했습니다. 이 기술은 칩 개발에서 10배의 생산성 향상을 제공하며, 설계 반복을 주에서 일로 단축합니다.
주요 기술 성과로는 전력 소비를 줄이기 위한 30%의 배선 길이 감소와 SoC 및 칩렛 성능을 향상시키기 위한 10%의 지연 시간 감소가 있습니다. FlexGen의 AI 기반 자동화는 수동 조정을 90% 이상 줄여, 며칠이 아닌 몇 시간 안에 최적화된 NoC 토폴로지를 생성할 수 있게 합니다.
Dream Chip Technologies는 자동차 ADAS SoC인 Zukimo 1.1에 FlexGen을 성공적으로 구현했으며, 설계 효율성과 품질에서 중요한 개선을 보고하고 있습니다. AMD 또한 차세대 제품 혁신을 위해 이 기술에 관심을 보였습니다.
Arteris (Nasdaq: AIP) a introduit FlexGen, un interconnect IP réseau sur puce intelligent révolutionnaire qui améliore considérablement l'efficacité de la conception des semi-conducteurs. La technologie offre jusqu'à 10 fois d'augmentation de productivité dans le développement de puces, réduisant les itérations de conception de semaines à jours.
Les principales réalisations techniques comprennent jusqu'à 30% de réduction de la longueur des fils pour une consommation d'énergie plus faible et jusqu'à 10% de réduction de la latence pour améliorer les performances des SoC et des chiplets. L'automatisation pilotée par l'IA de FlexGen réduit les ajustements manuels de plus de 90%, permettant de créer des topologies NoC optimisées en quelques heures au lieu de quelques jours.
Dream Chip Technologies a réussi à mettre en œuvre FlexGen dans leur SoC ADAS Zukimo 1.1 pour automobiles, signalant des améliorations significatives en matière d'efficacité et de qualité de conception. AMD a également exprimé de l'intérêt pour cette technologie dans le cadre de l'innovation de ses produits de prochaine génération.
Arteris (Nasdaq: AIP) hat FlexGen vorgestellt, eine revolutionäre intelligente Netzwerk-on-Chip-Interconnect-IP, die die Effizienz des Halbleiterdesigns erheblich steigert. Die Technologie bietet eine Produktivitätssteigerung von bis zu 10x in der Chipentwicklung und reduziert die Designiterationen von Wochen auf Tage.
Wichtige technische Errungenschaften umfassen eine 30%ige Reduzierung der Drahtlänge für einen geringeren Energieverbrauch und eine 10%ige Reduzierung der Latenz für verbesserte SoC- und Chiplet-Leistung. Die KI-gesteuerte Automatisierung von FlexGen reduziert manuelle Anpassungen um über 90%, sodass optimierte NoC-Topologien in Stunden statt in Tagen erstellt werden können.
Dream Chip Technologies hat FlexGen erfolgreich in ihrem Zukimo 1.1 Automotive ADAS SoC implementiert und berichtet über erhebliche Verbesserungen in der Designeffizienz und -qualität. Auch AMD hat Interesse an dieser Technologie für ihre nächste Produktinnovation bekundet.
- Achieves 10x acceleration in chip design productivity
- Reduces wire length by 30%, improving power efficiency
- Decreases latency by 10% in SoC and chiplet designs
- Cuts manual adjustments by 90% through AI automation
- Successfully implemented by Dream Chip Technologies in production
- Gained interest from major industry player AMD
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Insights
FlexGen represents a transformative advancement in semiconductor design automation that could significantly strengthen Arteris's market position in the $2 billion+ NoC IP market. The technology's ability to reduce design iterations from weeks to days addresses one of the industry's most pressing challenges: the growing complexity and cost of chip design in an era of AI and advanced computing.
The endorsement from AMD, a major player in high-performance computing, is particularly significant. AMD's interest suggests FlexGen could become integral to next-generation chip development, potentially expanding Arteris's footprint in the lucrative data center and AI chip markets. The validation from Dream Chip Technologies in the automotive sector further demonstrates FlexGen's versatility across different market segments.
The technology's key metrics are commercially compelling:
- The 10x productivity boost directly translates to significant cost savings and faster time-to-market for customers
- The 30% reduction in wire length addresses critical power efficiency concerns, particularly relevant for mobile and edge computing applications
- The 90% reduction in manual adjustments helps address the semiconductor industry's talent shortage by maximizing engineer productivity
For Arteris, FlexGen could drive revenue growth through both new customer acquisition and increased adoption among existing clients. The technology's ability to support multiple processor architectures (Arm, RISC-V, and x86) positions Arteris to capitalize on the growing diversification in processor choices. The emphasis on automation and efficiency gains could lead to higher margins through reduced support costs and increased scalability of their IP deployment.
Highlights:
- Productivity Boost: Accelerates chip design by up to 10x, shortening and reducing iterations from weeks to days for greater efficiency.
- Expert-Level Results: Enhances engineering efficiency by 3x while delivering expert-quality results with optimized routing and reduced congestion.
- Wire Reduction Performance: AI-driven heuristics reduce wire length by up to
30% , improving chip or chiplet power efficiency.
CAMPBELL, Calif., Feb. 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arteris, Inc. (Nasdaq: AIP), a leading provider of system IP which accelerates system-on-chip (SoC) creation, today introduced FlexGen, a revolutionary, smart network-on-chip (NoC) interconnect IP. FlexGen from Arteris dramatically accelerates chip development while optimizing performance efficiency, addressing the rising demand for faster, more sustainable innovation in automotive, datacenter, consumer electronics, communications and industrial applications. With up to a 10x productivity boost, FlexGen slashes design iterations, significantly reducing the time required to develop cutting-edge chips. FlexGen also achieves up to a
FlexGen builds upon the silicon-proven and physically aware FlexNoC 5 NoC IP technology and component library to automate the creation of high-performance network-on-chip (NoC) designs. Supported by AI-driven automation, FlexGen reduces manual adjustments by over
Dream Chip Technologies, a leader in automotive AI used for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), experienced the transformative potential of FlexGen. Using the technology, they reduced design iterations from weeks to days, enabling rapid experimentation and faster development.
“We have used FlexGen on our Zukimo 1.1 automotive ADAS SoC with excellent results. FlexGen’s automated NoC IP generation allows us to create floorplan adaptive topologies with complex automotive traffic requirements within minutes, allowing for rapid experimentation to find design sweet spots, and to respond quickly to floorplan changes with almost push-button timing closure. Our engineers are expert FlexNoC users, and we have been able to obtain superior power, performance and area (PPA) with shorter wire length and lower latencies using fewer resources with Arteris’ latest smart NoC IP product,” said Jens Benndorf, general manager of Dream Chip Technologies. “We plan to use FlexGen in production to deliver SoCs faster and with higher quality.”
By streamlining chip design workflows and automating key processes, FlexGen enables companies to tackle the growing complexity of semiconductor design with fewer resources, paving the way for innovations in AI, 5G, and industrial IoT.
“High-performance computing and AI SoCs have become very complex, creating expanding requirements to meet the energy efficiency targets and project schedules,” said John Rayfield, corporate vice president of AI Silicon at AMD. “Given our experience of working closely with Arteris in the past, we are excited about the smart NoC FlexGen technology and its ability to support our next-generation product innovation.”
“FlexGen is the culmination of years of ground-breaking innovation to boost productivity while improving quality of results in order to overcome the exponential design challenges semiconductor companies and system houses face when creating today’s sophisticated electronics,” said K. Charles Janac, president and CEO of Arteris. “With 5 to 20 NoCs in an average SoC or chiplet, our customers need smart NoC IP that reduces design time while delivering superior quality of results, enabling faster innovation cycles for tomorrow’s products, which FlexGen delivers.”
With FlexGen, Arteris continues to revolutionize SoC and chiplet design automation based on Arm, RISC-V and x86 processors, enhancing productivity and positioning teams to address the complexities of next-generation electronic systems. Learn more at arteris.com/FlexGen.
About Arteris
Arteris is a leading provider of system IP for the acceleration of system-on-chip (SoC) development across today's electronic systems. Arteris network-on-chip (NoC) interconnect IP and SoC integration automation technology enable higher product performance with lower power consumption and faster time to market, delivering better SoC economics so its customers can focus on dreaming up what comes next. Learn more at arteris.com.
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