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Semiconductors
Chip simulation, rebuilt from first principles, running a hundred times faster.
Hiveware
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Simulation has been the slowest step in chip design for thirty years, and every workaround, emulation farms, prototype boards, trimmed regressions, is an admission of it. Hiveware goes at the root instead. It rebuilds the simulation process itself while preserving SystemVerilog semantics exactly, so nothing about how teams write or trust their testbenches has to change.
What changes is speed. Full-chip and cluster-level runs go up to a hundred times faster on standard servers, with no GPUs and no special hardware. At that speed simulation stops being a scheduling constraint and becomes something engineers iterate inside: fifteen times more debug cycles a day, farms near eighty percent utilisation, and emulation-only workloads coming back to software.
Kol Shar
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