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VeriSilicon is collaborating with Google in support of the newly launched Project Open Se Cura, an open-source framework consisting of design tools and IP libraries, to accelerate the development of secure and efficient Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems.

VeriSilicon 688521.SH today announced its collaboration with Google in support of the newly launched Project Open Se Cura an opensource framework consisting of design tools and IP libraries to accelerate the development of secure scalable transparent and efficient Artificial Intelligence AI systems.

At the annual China IC Leadership Summit held on March 30, Wayne Dai, founder and CEO of Chinese IC design house VeriSilicon, observed that chiplet development in China is basically underpinned by three process nodes: 28/22nm, 14/12nm and 5nm, as reported by the Chinese tech mediaThough China has achieved the volume production of 14nm, Dai noted the US restrictions on equipment and material would be a hindrance.

China is investing in RISC-V chips to bypass US export restrictions on high-tech semiconductors. The US has recently tightened its regulations on selling sophisticated chip technology and equipment to Chinese organizations.

To provide design services for chips that cater to different levels of automotive safety integrity, strengthening VeriSilicon's competitive advantages in automotive electronics VeriSilicon(688521.SH)

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VeriSilicon is one of the first enterprises in mainland China to join the organizationand will work with other members on research and adoption of the UCIe 1.0 Specification and the nextgeneration of UCIe technology.VeriSilicon’s participation will support development of its chiplet-based technology and associated products.

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Membership will drive VeriSilicon's industrialization of chiplet-based projects and support aim of becoming a leading provider of commercialized chipl

The Financial Times claimed the firm had failed to disclose ties with Chinese firm VeriSilicon, whose chairman, Wayne Dai, is the brother-in-law of Alphawave executive director Sehat Sutardja.