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 live Maestro brings together specialized models, NVIDIA’s open-weight Nemotron technology, reinforcement learning, and Cadence AI Super Agents connected to chip-design tools. Customers can run the complete system on their own servers, through Cadence or in secured public clouds. Cadence says it is also working with NVIDIA to integrate OpenShell security.

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