IIT Delhi and Cadence Launch AI-Enabled Innovation Lab to Advance India’s Semiconductor Talent
IIT Delhi and Cadence have launched the IIT Delhi–Cadence Innovation Lab to enhance semiconductor education in India. The lab provides access to industry-grade AI-enabled electronic design automation tools for students and researchers. It aims to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry requirements while supporting startups in the semiconductor sector.
- ▪The IIT Delhi–Cadence Innovation Lab equips students with AI-enabled electronic design automation tools used in the industry.
- ▪The lab supports research, workforce development, and pre-seed startups, aligning with India's Semiconductor Mission.
- ▪IIT Delhi has adopted Cadence-developed courses that emphasize hands-on learning and real-world problem-solving.
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Cadence and the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) today announced the IIT Delhi–Cadence Innovation Lab, a multidisciplinary centre of excellence that equips India’s next generation of semiconductor innovators with the same AI-enabled electronic design automation (EDA) tools and workflows used by industry. The lab advances research, strengthens workforce development and supports pre-seed startups with a streamlined path to first silicon, aligning with India’s Semiconductor Mission and the Design-Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme.Providing proven access to 200+ industry-grade Cadence solutions across four domains – chip design verification, digital implementation, analog design and system design and analysis – the lab ensures students, researchers and educators learn on the exact…
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