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Lorentz collaborates with Intel Foundry Services

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Lorentz Solution, provider of Electromagnetic (EM) design platform and simulation solutions, joins the Intel Foundry Services (IFS) Accelerator EDA Alliance to support mutual customers.

PeakView EM IC and 3DIC design tools have been enabled on IFS’s advanced process nodes with early customer access. As part of IFS’s Accelerator EDA Alliance, Lorentz will provide cutting-edge electromagnetic simulation, synthesis, extraction and analysis technologies to enable customers to reduce design barriers, minimize design risk and cost, and accelerate time-to-market.

The IFS Accelerator EDA Alliance program will make silicon technology available to customers to design innovative chips, and foster collaborative innovation with world-leading EDA, design services and IP partners. As a member of the IFS Accelerator EDA Alliance, Lorentz benefits from early access to process roadmaps, process design kits (PDKs), and technical training. The key highlights are:

• 3D fullwave accuracy through volume meshing, 3D current and charge distribution organized under Maxwell equations;

• Accuracy, high capacity and large scale provided by PeakView’s dual solvers: FlatEM and HCS;

• EM prototyping: circuit-level EM isolation, coupling and crosstalk modeling and simulation during design stage and before LVS clean.

“The addition of Lorentz’ Peakview enablement with IFS’s advanced nodes reinforces IFS’s commitment to providing a best-in-class design ecosystem for our customers,” said Suk Lee, VP of Design Ecosystem Development at IFS. “Partnering with Lorentz enables us to continue to deliver cutting-edge silicon design capabilities for current and next-generation RF, mmWave and high-speed circuit designs.”

“As the most designer-focused and innovative EM solution, PeakView achieves 3D DC-mmWave-TeraHz fullwave accuracy and large-scale simulation capability for IC, 3DIC and IC-PKG-PCB designs,” said Jinsong Zhao, President and Founder of Lorentz Solution. "As IFS continues to advance its process nodes and advanced packaging technology, it is a privilege to partner with IFS as one of the leading EDA vendors with our deep EM expertise and PDK integration. We are grateful for this opportunity and look forward to delivering high-quality EDA tools and simulation solutions for RF, mmWave and high-speed designs."

As a part of IFS Accelerator EDA Alliance program, Lorentz’ PeakView EM IC and 3DIC Design platform, will support customers and spur their innovation, playing a key role in the success of RF, mmWave and high-speed analog EM IC designs.

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