Cloud native EDA tools & pre-optimized hardware platforms
Synopsys Cloud combines the availability of advanced compute and storage infrastructure with unlimited access to EDA software licenses on-demand so you can focus on what you do best – design chips, faster. With cloud native EDA tools and pre-optimized hardware platforms, an extremely flexible business model, and a modern customer experience, Synopsys has reimagined the future of chip design on the cloud that doesn’t disrupt proven workflows.
New features now available:
Astera Labs increased QoR by rapdily scaling verification tools and compute in the cloud using Synopsys Cloud FlexEDA and reduced design time by 30%.
Manage the combination of tools & compute needed without traditional license constraints
Run design & verification jobs faster with limitless compute & flexible SaaS or BYOC deployment options
Accelerate time-to-results with standardized flows on highly optimized compute at any scale, any time
FlexEDA is powered by patent-pending cloud pay-per-use technology that provides extreme flexibility, access to the entire Synopsys Cloud portfolio of applications, and on- demand access to run unlimited parallel jobs, and unlimited parallel regressions reducing the time to results from weeks to days, days to hours, and hours to minutes. With Synopsys Cloud FlexEDA, arbitrary resource constraints are removed providing access to everything required at any time.
5 reasons why Synopsys Cloud FlexEDA model will transform the EDA landscape →
Enables three unique SaaS Instances, each with its own sub-flows, to provide coverage for chip design requirements across a varied spectrum of customers and design types.
Provides automated and standardized flows needed to perform analog circuit design, simulation, layout, and verification tasks across a variety of applications.
Provides automated flows for two primary tasks in a typical digital design: synthesis and RTL-to-signoff. All required EDA tools available with a few clicks.
Incorporates a complete verification simulation flow, including debug and analysis, with pre-configured verification tasks. All with no CAD/IT team required.
Synopsys has partnered with industry-leading cloud providers – Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud – to optimize infrastructure configurations, removing the guesswork so EDA can be rapidly deployed on the cloud. Wherever you are in your cloud adoption journey, Synopsys Cloud is designed to enable you with the flexibility to deploy your EDA workloads as you see fit.
New! Spot VMs for High-Memory EDA Tools → | EDA’s 1st Broad-Scale SaaS Model → | Download Datasheet →
Quickly begin exploring ideas through a SaaS deployment model without the time and overhead of building and maintaining infrastructure or managing license servers. Start designing with a single contract that provides access to all the software, hardware, and expert support required.
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Work with Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud directly and maintain control over your cloud compute environment while taking advantage of unlimited access to the Synopsys Cloud portfolio of EDA tools through a true pay-per-use pricing model. Run the same flows with your existing scripts.
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Scalable SOC verification with VCS and VIP
Golden timing signoff with PrimeTime
Comprehensive & high-performance physical verification with IC Validator
Robust, optimized flows for RTL to signoff
Strong partnership and collaboration with major public cloud providers and EDA tools validated and endorsed by major foundries.
Automated tools/flows & optimized compute for RTL-to-signoff
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Software, hardware setup, training, & scripts to manage your design
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