Rapidus launches CORE network to boost chip design
Japanese chipmaker Rapidus just announced CORE, a new global framework meant to connect design and manufacturing partners for advanced semiconductor development. The first step is a network called Design Solution Associates, bringing together 17 design-focused companies, from global names like Cadence and Synopsys to regional firms. Rapidus wants this ecosystem to help tackle chip design challenges and talent gaps, aiming to speed up semiconductor development for its customers worldwide.
- Rapidus CORE aims to integrate the semiconductor value chain
- 17 companies join as initial Design Solution Associates
- Participants include Cadence, Synopsys, Toshiba, and Wipro
- CORE will later expand to cover EDA and intellectual property
- Initiative addresses global chip design talent shortage
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