Consumer electronics designed for today and tomorrow
Overview
Innovate faster, deliver smarter
The consumer electronics market moves at a rapid pace. Product cycles are short, competition is intense, and timing is everything—especially when seasonal launches or emerging trends dictate success. Designing SoCs for smartphones, wearables, home devices, and AR/VR platforms means balancing performance, cost, and energy efficiency under unforgiving deadlines.
Arteris network-on-chip (NoC) IP and SoC integration automation tools enable teams to accelerate development, optimize area, and minimize power while reducing risk across complex consumer SoC projects.
As devices get smaller and smarter, Arteris provides the IP backbone that keeps them cool, connected, and competitive. Arteris interconnect, and SoC integration technologies empower developers to deliver responsive, feature-rich products on schedule and without compromising performance, cost, or power. Through physically aware optimization, Arteris helps engineers achieve compact die layouts and efficient data paths that extend battery life and improve thermal performance, all of which are key to delivering sleek, lightweight, and long-lasting devices.
Moreover, the need for data privacy is essential in consumer devices, where Arteris helps design teams ensure proper semiconductor cybersecurity assurance. By enabling security verification across IP blocks, chiplets, and SoCs running with firmware, Arteris technology helps expose and analyze security weaknesses and reduce the risk of vulnerabilities.
Advantages
Innovation for every smart experience
Optimized power and performance
Arteris interconnect IP enables fine-grained power control and low-latency data movement, helping to extend battery life and ensure smooth performance across demanding applications such as multimedia, AI processing, and wireless connectivity.
Accelerated time to market
Meet tight launch windows with automation-driven SoC integration that shortens design cycles and streamlines verification—helping you deliver on time, every time.
Reduced design risk
Arteris solutions bring predictability and confidence to SoC development, with proven architectures that de-risk schedules and simplify integration from block-level design to system-wide implementation.
Smaller, smarter, cooler devices
Physically aware design optimizations minimize area and manage thermal performance, allowing devices to stay thin, efficient, and cool, without sacrificing capability or endurance.
Hardware security assurance
Uncover semiconductor cybersecurity weaknesses and vulnerabilities throughout the design process, helping to reduce security risks and ensure robust protection, while meeting regulatory needs.
Arteris FlexGen: Smart NoC IP revolutionizing semiconductor design
FlexGen is designed with built-in AI/ML-driven automation to generate optimized NoC designs for complex SoCs, delivering expert-level results.
- 10x productivity boost
- Expert-level results
- Up to 30% wire length reduction
Learn how you can speed time to market, optimize power plus performance, and improve overall design economics with FlexGen in our in-depth white paper.
Products
Products for consumer electronics
Customers
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