Cadence Joins the Genesis Mission Consortium to Advance AI-Driven Scientific Discovery and Microelectronics Innovation
Key Highlights
- ➤Cadence (CDNS) joins DOE’s Genesis Mission Consortium for AI-driven scientific discovery
- ➤Cadence will contribute AI-enabled EDA, SDA, simulation and digital twin expertise
- ➤Consortium targets advanced microelectronics, quantum systems and data center energy efficiency
- ➤Cadence plans DOE pilots integrating workflows with laboratory HPC environments
- ➤Genesis Mission aims to double American science and engineering productivity within a decade
Expert Statements
Tom Beckley, Senior vice president, Strategic Technology Programs, Cadence
“Cadence has long believed that AI-driven design and physics-based simulation will reshape how critical systems are built—from advanced semiconductors to AI factories and next-generation physical AI and scientific applications”
Tom Beckley, Senior vice president, Strategic Technology Programs, Cadence
“Joining the Genesis Mission Consortium reflects our commitment to put Cadence's AI-enabled EDA and SDA technologies and our engineering expertise in the service of America's scientific leadership”
Tom Beckley, Senior vice president, Strategic Technology Programs, Cadence
“We are honored to work with DOE National Laboratories, consortium partners and the research community to help accelerate discoveries that strengthen U.S. competitiveness, energy security and innovation”
Dr. Jeffrey S. Vetter, Corporate fellow and section head, Advanced Computing Systems Research, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
“The Genesis Mission represents an extraordinary opportunity to accelerate scientific discovery through SI, high-performance computing and advanced design tools”
Dr. Jeffrey S. Vetter, Corporate fellow and section head, Advanced Computing Systems Research, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
“Our collaboration with Cadence will help to deliver advanced engineering capabilities into research workflows, supporting the national laboratories' mission to deliver breakthroughs that matter for the nation”
Cadence Joins the Genesis Mission Consortium to Advance AI-Driven Scientific Discovery and Microelectronics Innovation
Cadence will bring AI-enabled electronic design automation, system design and analysis, and digital twin expertise to the DOE's AI-driven science initiative
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