Solido AI in action: Transforming every step of custom IC design & verification workflow
Siemens hosted session at DAC 2026
Solido AI in action: Transforming every step of custom IC design & verification workflow
When: Tuesday, July 28 | 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM | Lunch provided
Where: Long Beach Convention Center
Agentic AI is redefining what’s possible in custom IC design and verification, and Solido is leading the way.
In this lunch and learn session, we will showcase how Solido’s agentic AI and broader Solido AI technologies, spanning machine learning to purpose-built agents, are transforming every stage of the custom IC workflow. The result? Faster engines, smarter execution and trusted outcomes teams can rely on.
Through customer stories and real-world examples, attendees will learn how Solido boosts productivity, speeds time to market and sets the stage for the next era of custom IC innovation with agents. A live Q&A will give attendees the opportunity to explore how these agents can be adopted into real-world workflows, discuss practical use cases and get a glimpse of what’s coming next for agentic workflows.
If you want to see how Solido’s AI technologies can deliver real, measurable impact today and where they’re headed tomorrow, this is a session you won’t want to miss.
What you will learn
- How leading companies are using Solido’s agentic AI and broader Solido AI technologies to boost productivity and speed time to market
- Ways to achieve trusted, high-quality design outcomes with Solido’s agentic AI
- Real-world use cases and customer success examples
- Practical adoption strategies for integrating AI into existing flows
- Insights into the future of AI-driven custom IC innovation
Who should attend
- Custom IC design engineers
- Analog / mixed-signal designers
- Verification engineers (analog, custom, and mixed-signal)
- CAD / EDA methodology engineers
- Design and verification flow owners
- Engineering managers and team leads in custom IC design
- R&D leaders exploring AI adoption in semiconductor design










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