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Arteris, Inc. automation push targets faster HW SW integration for SoC development — Arteris targets SoC integration gains

Arteris, Inc. has spotlighted the critical role of automation and connected design flows to eliminate hardware and software integration bottlenecks in system-on-chip (SoC) development.

At DVCon China 2026, Insaf Meliane from Arteris, Inc. delivered a session examining how streamlined workflows can improve efficiency, reduce time-to-market, and drive innovation throughout the SoC lifecycle. The company is making these strategies available to engineering teams aiming to speed development and enhance project outcomes.

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Arteris, Inc. has previously joined SGS and Rambus to promote a standards-aligned approach to automotive semiconductor cybersecurity. The company has also reported on the effectiveness of AI in detecting software vulnerabilities compared to hardware security. These initiatives reflect Arteris's ongoing focus on both automation and risk management in chip development.

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