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INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS kaist ai agents hbm design automation KAIST Showcases AI Agents for HBM Design Automation 1 sources | July 2, 2026 | By LDS Team 5.3 Relevance Score Photo: newsimg.koreatimes.co.kr · rights & takedowns QUICK SUMMARY Hide KAIST's TERALab, led by electrical engineering professor Kim Joung-ho, will host a public workshop on July 3, 2026 showcasing AI agents that automate high-b

Kim Joung-ho, third from left, an electrical engineering professor at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), lectures students at the university’s campus in Daejeon. Courtesy of KAIST The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) will showcase on Friday artificial intelligence (AI) agents capable of automating high-bandwidth memory (HBM) design, offering

Synopsys Inc., US8716071076 Synopsys AI Product Suite ushers in a new era of chip design automation 17.06.2026 - 00:25:28 | ad-hoc-news.de Synopsys AI Product Suite targets chip makers racing to tape out faster with fewer engineers and rising complexity. Synopsys Inc., US8716071076 Synopsys AI Product Suite ushers in a new era of chip design automation By Alex Weber, ad-hoc-news, June 16, 2026

Synopsys said growing demand for artificial intelligence chips from semiconductor companies and hyperscale data center operators is driving broader adoption of its electronic design automation (EDA), hardware-assisted verification, and intellectual property (IP) products, supporting a higher fiscal 2026 revenue outlook and reinforcing the company's position in AI-related semiconductor development.

Synopsys said the rise of agentic artificial intelligence and the integration of Ansys are creating new growth opportunities across electronic design automation (EDA) and simulation software, as semiconductor and industrial customers adopt more complex AI-driven engineering workflows.

Peking University researchers have unveiled a prototype electronic design automation (EDA) tool built for "true-3D" chip design, offering a potential missing link for Huawei's LogicFolding architecture and its broader Tau (τ) Scaling Law roadmap.