Gaonchips 加入 Arm Total Design for Physical AI，成首家韩国设计方案商
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韩国半导体设计公司 Gaonchips 于 10 月 15 日宣布加入 Arm Total Design for Physical AI，成为首家参与该计划的韩国设计方案提供商（DSP）。Gaonchips 是 Arm Approved Design Partner，将提供从芯片设计到系统落地的全流程支持，并正基于三星 2 纳米工艺开发大型 AI 芯片、量产汽车半导体，此前已完成 8nm 和 4nm 工艺设计。
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Gaonchips has joined Arm Total Design for Physical AI as a technology partner. (Image: Gaonchips)
Semiconductor design house Gaonchips said on Oct. 15 that it had joined Arm Total Design for Physical AI, becoming the first South Korean design solution provider (DSP) to participate in the initiative.
Arm Total Design for Physical AI is a global collaboration framework established by Arm and its technology partners. Participants jointly develop and validate full-stack solutions that integrate Arm-based software and hardware.
The initiative aims to reduce development risks and accelerate the commercialization of physical AI systems. Physical AI refers to technologies that enable robots, autonomous vehicles and other systems to perceive the physical world, make decisions and act autonomously.
Gaonchips will support the implementation of Arm-based semiconductors for physical AI applications. Through silicon-to-system collaboration, the company will provide support throughout the development process, from semiconductor chip design to finished system implementation.
Gaonchips is an Arm Approved Design Partner with experience in turnkey system semiconductor design and physical implementation. Turnkey design involves handling the entire process from chip planning to finished product manufacturing according to customer requirements. Physical implementation is the process of translating logically designed circuits into semiconductor patterns on a wafer.
The company is building expertise in developing large AI chips using Samsung Electronics’ 2-nanometer foundry process and in mass-producing automotive semiconductors. It has also carried out designs based on 8nm and 4nm processes.
“We aim to grow into a strategic technology partner that supports the implementation and commercialization of Arm-based AI systems using advanced processes while reducing customers’ development risks and time to market,” said Woo Jung-ho, executive vice president of Gaonchips.
JEONG IL JOO 1week@thelec.kr
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