Synopsys and Arm Extend Collaboration to Fusion Compiler to Accelerate Implementation of Arm's ...

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Collaboration benefits demonstrated with successful SoC tapeouts by early adopters of Arms latest Cortex-A76 and Neoverse N1 processors using Synopsys Fusion Design Platform Synopsys QuickStart Implementation Kits (QIKs) being enhanced to use Fusion Compiler to deliver optimum PPA for key cores, including next-generation Arm processors Video of the Arm/Synopsys session at Silicon Valley Synopsys Users Group (SNUG) outlining best practices for implementing the latest Arm processors available at https://solvnet.synopsys.com/retrieve/3063262.html This latest work builds on earlier collaborations that led to successful early-adopter tapeouts of system-on-chips (SoCs) incorporating Arms Cortex ® -A76 and Neoverse ™ N1 processors. "Arm and Synopsys have enjoyed more than 25 years of successful collaboration, enabling designers to get innovative products to market quickly while meeting power, performance, and area targets," said Ian Smythe, vice president of marketing, Client Line of Business, Arm. "This latest phase of our collaboration will ensure that designers deploying Synopsys Fusion Compiler can accelerate development of their differentiated products based on Arms next generation of processors across the entire compute spectrum, from mobile devices to cloud infrastructure. Deploying a single, highly-scalable data model and natively integrating an analysis backbone that leverages technology from the industrys golden signoff analysis tools, Fusion Compiler guarantees that critical PPA metrics are optimized efficiently and effectively throughout the full RTL-to-GDSII design flow.

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