Project description
Revolutionising error-free semiconductor development in Europe
In the intricate world of semiconductor development, a seemingly minor defect can snowball into a catastrophe, with potentially billions at stake. Errors that slip through during the chip’s development phase manifest in every unit produced, causing monumental losses if discovered too late. In response, the EIC-funded OverSemi project is addressing the semiconductor market’s lag. LUBIS EDA is developing software that guarantees a flawless chip development process. By automating design and verification, this innovative approach ensures reliability, speed, and cost-effectiveness. The project aims to optimise the software for broader use, offering it through a licensing-based model, ultimately boosting revenues and ensuring safer chip development in the EU semiconductor industry.
Objective
If a defect remains undetected in the development process of a chip, it will be carried over to the physical production and will be present in every unit produced. If discovered too late, the manufacturer incurs in a loss that can reach billions. Even if it can be corrected, market entry would be delayed, resulting in additional losses. In a reality where the EU semiconductor market is lagging behind, LUBIS EDA is developing a software that ensures that future chips are developed more reliably, faster, and with a mathematically proven 0% chance of errors. By automating the design & verification process of chip development, LUBIS’ unique procedure enables exceptional cost-effectiveness and faster time-to-market for semiconductor developers, maximising their revenues and ensuring safe and reliable development. Within this project, LUBIS will optimise its software and make it accessible to a broader audience, enabling its market introduction through a licensing-based business model.
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HORIZON.3.1 - The European Innovation Council (EIC)
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HORIZON-EIC-ACC-BF - HORIZON EIC Accelerator Blended Finance
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-EIC-2023-ACCELERATOR-01
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67663 Kaiserslautern
Germany
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