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Cadence And TSMC Expand Partnership For Advanced AI Chip Design And 3D-IC Technologies
Expanded partnership spans TSMC A14 certification, silicon-proven IP on TSMC N3P/N2P, wafer-scale 3D-IC for hundreds of chiplets, and agentic AI flowsCadence (NASDAQ:CDNS) today announced an expanded partnership with
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