Ansys Redhawk-SC power integrity simulation results are used to verify single chips and multi-die 3D-IC systems. (Image: Ansys/PRNewswire)
The company and others are uniting to equip the semiconductor industry with best-in-class electronic design automation tools and simulation products
February 7, 2022
PITTSBURGH—Ansys has entered the IFS Accelerator–EDA Alliance as an inaugural member, with the aim of providing best-in-class electronic design automation (EDA) tools and simulation to support customer innovation. Such innovations include bespoke silicon for customizable three-dimensional integrated circuit (3D-IC) designs, Ansys said in a release.
By leveraging Ansys’s multi-physics simulation, IFS Accelerator will make silicon technology available to customers to design uniquely innovative chips. Ansys’s cutting-edge EDA and simulation tools will enable mutual customers to reduce design barriers, minimize design risk and cost, and accelerate time-to-market, the company said.
The IFS Accelerator will foster collaborative innovation with world-leading EDA, design services, and IP partners to provide a comprehensive design ecosystem with premium process technologies, advanced packaging technologies, and manufacturing capabilities, according to Ansys.
“We are excited to announce the IFS Accelerator – EDA Alliance as a major step forward for Intel’s foundry ambitions,” said Rahul Goyal, vice president and general manager of Intel Product and Design Ecosystem Enablement, in the release. “Together with Ansys and other partners, this alliance will create advanced flows and methodologies, and accelerate productivity by combining our knowledge, resources, and shared passion to drive electronic design.”
The advanced packaging technologies allow multiple chips to be placed together within system-in-package (SiP) designs for greatly increased capacity, performance, and flexibility. This leads to completely new kinds of integrated systems.
“IFS is built to help meet the growing global demand for semiconductors. Ansys is a proud supporter of the semiconductor industry,” said John Lee, vice president and general manager of the electronics and semiconductor business unit at Ansys, in the release. “It is also a privilege to partner with IFS as one of the leading EDA vendors in its newly formed alliance. We meet this opportunity with enthusiasm and offer our unwavering support to enable our customers to access silicon technology to design with innovation.”
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