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Cadence and Nvidia partner to launch the Maestro AI model family

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Cadence announced a partnership with Nvidia to launch the Maestro AI model family, which is fine-tuned from Nvidia's Nemotron series models to understand and invoke Cadence's own EDA tools. Cadence said that in early tests, Maestro improved output quality by up to 30% and token efficiency by up to 5x compared with general-purpose foundation models; the platform also supports customization based on customer data, and the models and agents can be invoked via API, run in a secure VPC, or be deployed on-premises. The next day, on its third-quarter earnings call, Cadence raised its full-year revenue forecast to $6.387 billion to $6.417 billion, up about 21% year over year, and unveiled the Maestro model family for semiconductor and system design, saying it is post-trained on open-weight models using Cadence design tools and data, with built-in routing that switches between its own models and external frontier models. CEO Anirudh Devgan said AI is expected to boost chip design efficiency by another 5 to 10 times, and Maestro will be integrated into design agents such as ChipStack, InnoStack, and AuraStack; Samsung Foundry, Renesas, and MediaTek are already using the related agents.

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Oct 27

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    Cadence raises full-year revenue forecast and launches the Maestro model family for chip design

    On its third-quarter earnings call, Cadence raised its full-year revenue forecast to $6.387 billion to $6.417 billion, up about 21% year over year, and announced the Maestro model family for semiconductor and system design. Maestro is post-trained on open-weight models using Cadence design tools and data, with built-in routing that switches between its own models and external frontier models; initial results show design quality improvements of up to 30% and token efficiency gains of up to 5x. CEO Anirudh Devgan said AI is expected to boost chip design efficiency by another 5 to 10x, and Maestro will be integrated into design agents such as ChipStack, InnoStack, and AuraStack; Samsung Foundry, Renesas, and MediaTek are already using the related agents.

Oct 26

  1. The Next Platform

    Cadence and Nvidia Release the Maestro AI Model Family for EDA Automation

    Cadence announced a partnership with Nvidia to launch the Maestro AI model family, fine-tuned on Nvidia's Nemotron series of models, for understanding and invoking Cadence's own EDA tools. Cadence says that in early testing, Maestro improved output quality by up to 30% and token efficiency by up to 5x compared with general-purpose foundation models. The Maestro platform also supports customization based on customer data, and the models and agents can be invoked via API, run in a secure VPC, or be deployed on-premises.

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