DAC 2026: A Discussion of Who Owns the Intelligence Behind Tomorrow’s Chips and How to Make it Better
<p style="font-weight: 400;">The industry is moving from simple documentation chatbots to agentic workflows capable of performing complex, multi-step tasks like design creation, verification, and library characterization. These agents are intended to enhance engineering productivity by roughly 50%. A panel of industry experts met at DAC to discuss… <a href="https://semiwiki.com/eda/llmda-ai/372271-dac-2026-a-discussion-of-who-owns-the-intelligence-behind-tomorrows-chips-and-how-to-make-it-better/" class="read-more">Read More </a></p>
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