si2 Launches Survey on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Eda – AiThority

Silicon Integration Initiativehas launched an industry-wide survey to identify planned usage and structural gaps for prioritizing and implementing artificial intelligence and machine learning in semiconductor electronic design automation.

The Si2 platform provides a unique opportunity for semiconductor companies, EDA suppliers and IP providers to voice their needs and focus resources on common solutions, including enabling and leveraging university research.

The survey is organized by a recently formed Si2 Special Interest Group chaired by Joydip Das, senior engineer, Samsung Electronics, and co-chaired by Kerim Kalafala, senior technical staff member, EDA, and master inventor, IBM. The 18-member group will identify where industry collaboration will help eliminate deficiencies caused by a lack of common languages, data models, labels, and access to robust and categorized training data.

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This SIG is open to all Si2 members. Current members include:

Advanced Micro DevicesANSYSCadence Design SystemsHewlett Packard EnterpriseIBMIntelIntento DesignKeysight TechnologiesMentor, a Siemens Business

NC State UniversityPFD Solutions

Qualcomm

Samsung Electronics

Sandia National LaboratoriesSilvaco

SynopsysThrace SystemsTexas Instruments

The survey is open April 15 May 15.

Leigh Anne Clevenger, Si2 senior data scientist, said that the survey results would help prioritize SIG activities and timelines. The SIG will identify and develop requirements for standards that ensure data and software interoperability, enabling the most efficient design flows for production, Clevenger said. The ultimate goal is to remove duplicative work and the need for data model translators, and focus on opening avenues for breakthroughs from suppliers and users alike.

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High manufacturing costs and the growing complexity of chip development are spurring disruptive technologies such as AI and ML, Clevenger explained. The Si2 platform provides a unique opportunity for semiconductor companies, EDA suppliers and IP providers to voice their needs and focus resources on common solutions, including enabling and leveraging university research.

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