Cadence lets chipmakers run AI models behind their own firewalls
Cadence launched Maestro on October 26, giving chipmakers AI models they can fine-tune using proprietary designs and run behind their own firewalls. The launch raises a bigger question in its rivalry with Synopsys: who controls the models, the data they handle, and the value they create? Two bets on where the models…
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