Core Viewpoint - The 62nd DAC showcased numerous new exhibitors for 2025, particularly emerging EDA startups that are addressing the complexities of modern chip design through innovative methods, with a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence to enhance design and verification efficiency [1][2]. Group 1: AI in Design Verification - Bronco AI focuses on AI for design verification regression analysis, automating repetitive tasks and generating detailed scripts for debugging processes, which helps reduce organizational friction and improves onboarding for new team members [3]. - ChipAgents claims that their AI-driven chip design environment can enhance RTL design, debugging, and verification efficiency by tenfold, allowing designers to convert concepts into precise specifications using simple language prompts [4][5]. Group 2: Project Management and Collaboration - DSM Pro Engineering is developing a comprehensive RTL-to-GDSII chip design project management system that centralizes project metadata in a programmable SQL database, facilitating collaboration between project managers and engineers [6]. - ITDA Semiconductor offers a drag-and-drop visual designer for SoC systems, enabling users to create and optimize designs quickly, with a focus on power control and clock management [7]. Group 3: Accelerating Verification and Design - MooresLabAI is creating a proxy AI framework to accelerate verification processes, significantly reducing verification time and overall time-to-market [8][9]. - Rise Design Automation aims to enhance RTL design and verification, providing a multi-language toolset that allows users to start from high-level designs and optimize them into RTL, improving simulation speed and design iteration [9][10].

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Core Viewpoint - The recent changes at Hubei Jiutongfang Microelectronics, a key player in the domestic EDA industry, highlight significant shifts in ownership and strategic direction, particularly with Huawei's increased involvement as the largest shareholder [1][2][4]. Group 1: Shareholding Restructuring - Jiutongfang's shareholding changes reflect a broader trend in the EDA sector, with Huawei's stake increasing from 15% in 2020 to 11.1157%, making it the largest shareholder [2]. - The founders have shifted from direct ownership to holding shares through a partnership, which allows for control retention while potentially facilitating future financing [2]. - The freezing of founder Wan Bo's shares, amounting to 9.4685%, raises concerns about legal disputes or pledging issues, which could impact the company's management and stability [2]. Group 2: Relocation to Shanghai - The decision to move the headquarters from Wuhan to Shanghai is seen as a strategic move to integrate more closely with the semiconductor ecosystem, which includes major players like SMIC and Huawei [3]. - Shanghai's supportive policies for the EDA industry, including subsidies for R&D, enhance Jiutongfang's ability to attract talent and innovate [3]. - The relocation aims to improve customer engagement and accelerate the conversion of technological achievements into marketable products [3]. Group 3: Huawei's Support - Huawei's investment underscores Jiutongfang's strategic importance within Huawei's supply chain, particularly for RF EDA tools needed for 5G and mobile chip development [4]. - Jiutongfang's products, such as eWave/ePCD, are positioned to meet the growing demand from Huawei, indicating a strong alignment between their technological capabilities and market needs [4]. - Huawei's investments in multiple EDA firms create a closed loop of "investment + technical collaboration," which benefits both parties and supports the development of a self-sufficient EDA toolchain [4]. Group 4: Industry Perspective - The global EDA market is dominated by three major players, accounting for 77% of the market, while over 95% of China's EDA needs are met through imports [5]. - The push for domestic EDA solutions has become a national strategy amid the US-China tech rivalry, with Jiutongfang positioned as a leader in RF EDA [5]. - Despite advancements in RF EDA, Jiutongfang still needs to improve in digital design and verification areas to fully capitalize on market opportunities [5].

Core Viewpoint - The recent lifting of the EDA export ban by the U.S. government is a significant development for the Chinese semiconductor industry, allowing access to advanced EDA technologies and potentially accelerating chip design capabilities and high-end chip development [6][24]. Group 1: EDA Export Ban and Its Lifting - The U.S. government lifted the export ban on EDA software for Chinese companies, with Siemens, Synopsys, and Cadence resuming their services [6][7]. - The original ban was imposed on May 29, 2025, targeting EDA tools related to AI chip development and entities on the entity list [8]. - U.S. companies dominate the global EDA market, holding a combined market share of 74% as of 2024, with over 80% in the Chinese EDA market [9]. Group 2: Importance of EDA - EDA, or Electronic Design Automation, is crucial for chip design, encompassing tools for design, layout, and verification, significantly impacting the success rate and cost of chip production [13][14]. - The complexity and high costs associated with chip design necessitate the use of EDA tools to minimize errors and reduce losses [13][14]. Group 3: Challenges for Domestic EDA - Domestic EDA companies face significant challenges, including a lack of comprehensive EDA toolchains and a gap in advanced process support, particularly for nodes below 3nm [21]. - The Chinese EDA industry has historically been slow to develop due to limited investment and reliance on foreign technologies [16][17]. Group 4: Future Implications of the Ban Lifting - The lifting of the EDA export ban may lead to a rapid resumption of collaboration between Chinese semiconductor firms and international EDA giants, potentially accelerating high-end chip design projects [25]. - However, there is a risk that increased reliance on imported EDA tools could weaken the motivation to develop domestic alternatives [25][26]. - To achieve true technological independence, the Chinese semiconductor industry must prioritize the development and adoption of domestic EDA solutions [26].

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. has lifted export restrictions on Electronic Design Automation (EDA) software to China, allowing major companies like Siemens and Synopsys to resume supply, while Cadence has not yet officially responded [1][2]. Group 1: Company Responses - Siemens confirmed the restoration of access to previously restricted EDA software and technology for Chinese customers, following a notification from the U.S. Department of Commerce [1]. - Synopsys announced the immediate resumption of supply and full customer support for its products in China, effective from July 2 [1]. - Cadence has not yet provided an official response regarding the restoration of its EDA software supply to China [2]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - Prior to the lifting of restrictions, the three major EDA companies faced limitations on software key renewals and IP updates, which affected their operations in China [3]. - Despite the restrictions, EDA tools remained usable under existing licenses, but additional services and new orders were not supported until late June when restrictions began to ease [3]. - The high market concentration in the EDA industry is evident, with Synopsys, Cadence, and Siemens collectively holding over 70% market share according to TrendForce [4]. Group 3: Domestic Industry Response - In response to the international EDA supply limitations, domestic EDA companies have initiated free trials of their products to capture market share [4]. - The Chinese semiconductor industry is encouraged to actively adopt domestic EDA tools, as the U.S. restrictions present an opportunity for integration and development within the local market [4].

Core Viewpoint - The recent U.S. policy shift to lift export restrictions on EDA software to China is seen as a strategic move rather than a benevolent gesture, aiming to maintain control over the EDA market while allowing U.S. companies to compete in China [2][8]. Industry Overview - The EDA industry is highly concentrated, dominated by three major players: Synopsys, Cadence, and Siemens, which together hold 74% of the global market share, with Synopsys at 32%, Cadence at 29%, and Siemens at 13% [4]. - The global EDA market is projected to reach $19.246 billion in 2024, with the Chinese market expected to grow significantly, reaching 18.1% of the global market by 2025 [9]. Financial Performance - Synopsys is expected to generate $6.105 billion in revenue for the 2024 fiscal year, while Cadence's revenue is projected to be approximately $4.641 billion [5]. Market Dynamics - The lifting of restrictions allows the three major EDA companies to resume providing software and technical services to Chinese clients without additional export licenses [6]. - The Chinese EDA industry has been growing rapidly, with a compound annual growth rate of 15.64% expected from 2021 to 2025 [9]. Challenges and Opportunities - Despite the recent policy changes, the Chinese EDA industry still faces challenges in technology and ecosystem development, requiring closer collaboration among chip design companies and foundries [10]. - Domestic EDA firms are pursuing mergers and acquisitions to enhance their capabilities and address market needs, which could lead to a more integrated industry [11]. - The increasing user base for domestic EDA tools is expected to create a substantial feedback loop, aiding in the optimization and iteration of these tools [11]. Future Outlook - The demand for EDA solutions in China is anticipated to grow, presenting opportunities for local companies to expand their market share, albeit in a competitive global landscape [12].

每经记者｜朱成祥 每经编辑｜张海妮 有报道称，美国政府已取消部分对华芯片设计软件出口许可要求。对此，7月3日，《每日经济新闻》记 者联系了新思科技和西门子。 西门子回复称："公司近期获美国商务部工业和安全局（BIS）通知，该局于5月23日致函西门子所提出 的对中国客户出口电子设计自动化（EDA）软件及技术的管制限制现已不再适用。" 新思科技向记者提供的资料显示，公司于7月2日收到美国商务部工业和安全局来函，通知基于2025年5 月29日收到的限制令所实施的对华出口管制措施现予以撤销，即时生效。公司正恢复近期受限产品在中 国市场的供应和全面客户支持。 EDA软件是电子信息、数字经济的根基 对于具体如何解除限制，西门子表示："据此，在遵守适用出口管制法律法规的前提下，西门子已恢复 对出口管制分类编号（ECCNs）为3D991和3E991的软件与技术的完整访问权限，并已恢复对中国客户 的销售和技术支持服务。" 西门子补充称："西门子始终致力于为包含中美两国在内的全球客户提供支持。当今全球贸易环境快速 变化，我们深知这些变化可能会为客户带来不便，并对客户给予的耐心和理解表示感谢。" 据ESD Alliance数据，2 ...

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Group 1 - Siemens EDA announced on July 2, 2025, that the U.S. government has lifted export restrictions on chip EDA design software to China, allowing full access for its Chinese customers [1] - Synopsys also received a notification from the U.S. Department of Commerce that the export restrictions to China have been revoked and is working to restore sales of recently restricted products in China [1][2] - The EDA supply restoration is viewed as a bargaining chip in the ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations during a 90-day ceasefire [2] Group 2 - On May 28, 2025, Siemens EDA announced a suspension of support and services to mainland China based on a notification from the U.S. Department of Commerce, which required Siemens to sever ties with its customers in China [3] - Cadence and Synopsys also suspended product support and upgrade services for semiconductor companies in mainland China [4] - Cadence disclosed in a filing to the SEC that it received a notification from the U.S. Department of Commerce requiring special licenses for EDA software sales to mainland China due to military-related risks [5] Group 3 - In mid-June, EDA companies began to restore some services, including non-core hardware and IP sales, to continue serving existing customers, although EDA tool sales remained suspended [6][7] - China implemented export controls on rare earth metals and other critical materials in response to U.S. tariffs, significantly impacting the global supply chain [8][9] - The automotive industry expressed concerns over potential production halts due to rare earth shortages, with major manufacturers warning of severe consequences if supply issues persist [9][10][11][12][13] Group 4 - The restoration of EDA supplies indicates an acceleration in the negotiation process between the U.S. and China, reflecting China's determination to defend its development rights amid external pressures [15][16] - The current supply restoration is seen as a temporary balance resulting from negotiations across multiple dimensions, including technology, industry, and resources [17]

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