ChipAgents Events
Exploring the future of semiconductor design — keynotes, on-demand talks, and moments from the show floor in Long Beach.


ChipAgents is a proud leader in the future of semiconductor engineering, providing Agentic AI for end-to-end solutions to the industry's hardest problems. At DAC 2026, ChipAgents and our partners explored how teams of specialized AI agents are transforming the way chips are designed, verified, and optimized — turning weeks into days, bottlenecks into breakthroughs, and complexity into clarity.
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AI's Impact on Next-Gen Engineers
Kexun Zhang (ChipAgents)
Explore Vibe Coding, Agentic Management, and the Future of Next-Gen Engineers in this in-depth talk by ChipAgents Head of Research.
Renoir: ChipAgents' First Model
Tanay Biradar (ChipAgents)
The step-by-step guide to ChipAgents first Model: Renoir.
AI Agent-Driven Timing Closure
Dakota Barnes & Nik Belle (ChipAgents)
Use loops to understand how AI Agents can be applied to solve one of the industry's biggest bottlenecks: Timing Closure.
AI-powered Root Cause Analysis for Advanced Silicon Design
Zackary Glazewski (ChipAgents)
ChipAgents Founding AI Engineer walks you through Hardware debugging using ChipAgents RCA: the first autonomous, agentic AI system for end-to-end ASIC root cause analysis.
AI-Native Chip Design: From Physics to Silicon
Karthik Chandrasekaran (NVIDIA)
How closed-loop, autonomous engineering systems reason across specs, RTL, and verification context to take chip design from physics to silicon end to end.
Formal Verification for Scalable IP and SoC Design in the Era of AI
David Vincenzoni (STMicroelectronics)
First-silicon success demands 100% functional verification and code coverage. Coverage-driven UVM gets you there, but it's demanding, slow to learn, and hard to debug. How formal verification, amplified by AI, scales IP and SoC verification instead.
FPGA-Based Prototyping Today and Tomorrow with AI
Stefano Cumia (STMicroelectronics)
Inside ST's FPGA prototyping flow for pre- and post-silicon validation, with Python-automated lab testing, and where AI can take it next: automatically mapping RTL to FPGA resources and generating lightweight test benches that reproduce lab behavior for fast debug.
AI-Accelerated Chip Design Workflows on AWS
Jhen-Wei Huang (AWS)
How AWS tackles the time, compute, and talent bottlenecks of semiconductor design with secure, scalable EDA infrastructure and domain-expert AI agents deployed inside private VPCs, including a customer that cut design cycles from 30 to 18 months.
From the DAC floor
Announcements and coverage that landed during the show.
Our official DAC 2026 recap — the booth, the Future of Chip Design Theatre, technical sessions, and everything ChipAgents brought to Long Beach.
Semiconductor Digest reports on ChipAgents' expanded Series A, which follows 6x annual recurring revenue growth in the first half of 2026 and deployments at more than 120 semiconductor companies including MediaTek and Micron.
Unite.AI examines how ChipAgents' autonomous agents are moving deeper into chip design and verification workflows at more than 120 semiconductor companies, following the $60 million Series A2 led by new investor B Capital.
Tech Funding News reports on ChipAgents adding $60 million to its Series A just six months after the initial raise, with strategic investors Micron and MediaTek returning as both backers and customers deploying the platform on their own engineering floors.
Electronics360 covers ChipAgents' deployment of its autonomous semiconductor design and verification platform to more than 120 semiconductor companies, including MediaTek and Micron, alongside an additional $60 million in financing.
VMblog covers ChipAgents' $60 million Series A2 financing, led by new investor B Capital, which the company will use to scale customer deployments, grow its engineering and go-to-market teams, and accelerate development of its AI-native semiconductor design platform.
Quartz reports that ChipAgents' $60 million Series A2 brings its total Series A funding to $134 million, landing the same week the company expanded its collaboration with Nvidia to include a specialized AI model focused on chip design.
Reuters reports on ChipAgents' $60 million Series A2 financing, which expands the company's Series A to $134 million as demand grows for agentic AI in semiconductor design.
ChipAgents announced an additional $60 million in Series A2 financing, expanding the round to $134 million just six months after its initial Series A close. The round was led by new investor B Capital with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, Micron, MediaTek, Ericsson, and ScOp, and follows 6x annual recurring revenue growth in the first half of 2026 and deployments at more than 120 semiconductor companies.
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