Siemens Launches EDA System with Generative AI and Agentic AI Integration

Siemens Launches EDA System with Generative AI and Agentic AI Integration Image Credit: Funtap/Bigstockphoto.com
Siemens announced a new AI-enhanced EDA toolset at DAC 2025, incorporating generative and agentic AI for semiconductor and PCB design. The platform integrates NVIDIA technologies for advanced automation.
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At the 2025 Design Automation Conference, Siemens Digital Industries Software announced its AI-enhanced toolset for the EDA design flow. Throughout the event, Siemens is showcasing how artificial intelligence (AI) can improve productivity, accelerate time to market for the EDA industry and enable customers to explore innovation opportunities at the rapidly increasing pace that the market demands.

Siemens is demonstrating a new EDA AI system specifically designed for semiconductor and PCB design environments. The purpose-built EDA AI system delivers secure, advanced generative and agentic AI capabilities, offering unparalleled customization capabilities and seamless integration across the entire EDA workflow.

Delivering openness, security and customizability across the entire EDA workflow Using the new EDA AI System, customers can integrate their own EDA data and create custom workflows using advanced AI, enabling teams to deploy AI where it adds the most value - enhancing adoption and competitiveness without disrupting workflows. With enterprise-grade security, customizable access control and flexible deployment options (on-premises or cloud), Siemens delivers data protection completely within customers' secure data centers. Additionally, it provides a strong data flywheel effect using a centralized multimodal data lake that boosts productivity through each interaction while supporting various AI models, including large and small language models, and machine and reinforcement learning.

Leveraging NVIDIA AI technologies to further accelerate EDA workflows In addition to in-house infrastructure and third-party models, Siemens' EDA AI system also supports NVIDIA NIM microservices and NVIDIA Llama Nemotron models. NVIDIA NIM enables the scalable deployment of inference-ready models across cloud and on-premises environments, supporting real-time tool orchestration and multi-agent systems. Llama Nemotron adds high context reasoning and robust tool-calling for more intelligent automation across the EDA workflow.

Enabling AI capabilities across the Siemens EDA portfolio Aprisa™ AI software: Aprisa AI is a fully integrated technology in the Aprisa digital implementation solution, enabling next-generation AI features and methodologies across RTL-to-GDS. Its capabilities include AI design exploration that adaptively optimizes for power / performance / area (PPA) for a given design, as well as integrated generative AI-assist, delivering ready-to-run examples and solutions.

With a natural language interface built-in together with production-ready, fully customizable and transportable AI-generated solutions, Aprisa AI delivers 10x productivity, 3x faster time to tapeout and 10 percent better PPA for digital designs across all process technologies, enabling massive engineering team and compute scalability, while accelerating time-to-market for the next generation of silicon designs.

Mike Ellow, CEO, Siemens EDA, Siemens Digital Industries Software

We are strategically investing in developing sophisticated industrial-grade AI solutions purpose-built for the unique complexities of EDA. This accumulated expertise forms the technological foundation that empowers our customers to bring breakthrough semiconductor and PCB designs to market faster than ever before.

Tim Costa, senior director of CAE and CUDA-X at NVIDIA

AI agents can dramatically boost productivity for complex electronic design automation to support engineers across layout optimization, simulation and verification, freeing engineers to focus on creative problem-solving and advanced design challenges.

Last modified on Tuesday, 24 June 2025 02:37

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