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ChipAgents and NVIDIA launch test of end-to-end AI chip design

Build-A-Chip-Bench evaluates agents from design specifications through physical verification.

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ChipAgents announced Build-A-Chip-Bench, developed with NVIDIA, on October 14. The company said it covers architecture, verification, synthesis, placement, routing and physical verification.

In the company’s initial evaluation, agents passed functional verification on about 40% of tasks on average; only about 10% met physical performance, power and area (PPA) targets. These are approximate, company-reported results under the benchmark’s test conditions, not an independent comparison.

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ChipAgents and NVIDIA launch test of end-to-end AI chip design

Build-A-Chip-Bench evaluates agents from design specifications through physical verification.

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    ChipAgents and NVIDIA launch test of end-to-end AI chip design

    Build-A-Chip-Bench evaluates agents from design specifications through physical verification.

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Build-A-Chip-Bench evaluates agents from design specifications through physical verification.
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Approximate rates from the company’s initial evaluation: 40% is the average task rate for functional verification; 10% is the rate meeting PPA targets.

Tasks passing functional verification in the initial evaluation; average across agents, approximate40
Tasks meeting physical performance, power and area (PPA) targets in the initial evaluation; approximate10
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