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Defense Stock VisionWave Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: $VWAV) and JV Partner Near Completion of Patented
Automatic DRC Violation Correction Platform for Advanced AI Microchips; @VWAVInc
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Investors following AI and defense
stocks, reports on breaking news for VisionWave
Holdings, Inc (Nasdaq: VWAV), focused on
advanced sensing, autonomy, and AI-driven systems for defense and security
applications.
VisionWave Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq:
VWAV) today announced that, together with its
joint-venture partner Boca Jom, Ltd., it is completing a proof-of-concept (POC)
release of AstraDRC™, a patented, automated Integrated Circuit (IC) Design Rule
Check (DRC) violation correction technology designed to accelerate and
streamline advanced semiconductor design. The POC is scheduled for
demonstration and evaluation by a major AI microchips semiconductor
corporation.
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AstraDRC™ automatically identifies and corrects IC
design rule violations while preserving electrical intent and layout
integrity—replacing time-consuming, repetitive manual and semi-manual
correction loops that can extend tape-out schedules. By reducing the time spent
on iterative DRC closure, AstraDRC™ is designed to help teams compress overall
design cycle timelines—with the goal of potentially saving months or more on
complex programs, particularly for large-scale AI chips.
In addition to automation, AstraDRC™ introduces
layout compaction capabilities as part of its correction methodology—seeking to
reduce layout footprint, improve routing efficiency, and support higher silicon
utilization. For semiconductor organizations, improved utilization can
translate into higher yield per wafer and stronger economics at scale,
especially when manufacturing advanced-node devices.
To support today’s AI-class microchips—often
containing billions of devices and extreme rule complexity—VisionWave and Boca
Jom, Ltd. leverage the qSpeed™ core accelerator engine, enabling AstraDRC™ to
process very large and highly complex designs in practical runtimes. This
scalable compute foundation is intended to help semiconductor corporations move
faster from design to manufacture, improving productivity without compromising
quality.
“AstraDRC™ represents a step-change in how
advanced-node designs can reach DRC closure,” said Dr. Danny Rittman, CTO at
VisionWave. “By combining patented automatic correction with qSpeed
acceleration, we’re targeting the largest and most complex AI designs—helping
shorten iterative closure loops, improve layout efficiency, and support faster
time-to-market with higher confidence.”
Built for the Full Spectrum of Advanced IC Design
AstraDRC™ is being developed to support a broad
range of design styles and manufacturing requirements, including:
- Advanced nodes: targeting deep-nanometer scaling including 5nm,
3nm, and below
- Design domains: Digital, Analog, RF, and AMS (Analog/Mixed-Signal)
- Device/layout paradigms: FinFET, GAAFET, and multi-patterning-aware
layout requirements
- Design structures: flat blocks and fully hierarchical integrated
circuits
During automatic correction, AstraDRC™ is designed
to maintain electrical connectivity, honor and improve applicable layout
constraints, preserve critical silicon resources, and adhere to DFM (Design for
Manufacturing) requirements—supporting manufacturable, scalable outcomes rather
than rule-only closure.
VisionWave also noted that AstraDRC™ aligns with
the company’s longer-term semiconductor strategy, which includes the intent to
design its own application-specific AI microchips for select defense and civil
use cases. By coupling specialized silicon with its software platforms,
VisionWave aims to deliver a hybrid hardware–software AI stack optimized for
performance, power efficiency, and mission-specific reliability—enabling
differentiated capabilities in edge and deployed environments where SWaP (Size,
Weight, and Power) constraints, latency, and operational robustness are
critical.
VisionWave expects AstraDRC™ to serve as the
foundation of a broader roadmap of automation-first EDA technologies aimed at
significantly improving semiconductor design productivity, enabling faster
iteration cycles and contributing to the continued advancement of global
computing and AI infrastructure.
About VisionWave Holdings, Inc.
VisionWave Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq:
VWAV) is focused on advanced sensing, autonomy, and AI-driven systems for
defense and security applications. VisionWave develops proprietary
radio-frequency sensing, computational acceleration, and decision-support
technologies intended to enhance situational awareness and time-critical
response across complex operational environments.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT
REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
This press release contains forward-looking
statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. These include
statements regarding the anticipated completion and demonstration of the
AstraDRC™ proof-of-concept (POC), its potential benefits, capabilities,
performance, processing scalability, timeline compression, layout improvements,
economic advantages, support for advanced nodes and design types, and
VisionWave’s longer-term strategy to design its own AI microchips and develop a
broader roadmap of EDA technologies.
These statements are based on current expectations,
assumptions, and projections about the company’s business, the semiconductor
industry, and other future events, and are subject to risks, uncertainties, and
other factors that could cause actual results, performance, achievements,
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Forward-looking statements can be identified by
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similar expressions. These statements speak only as of the date of this press
release, and the company undertakes no obligation to update or revise any
forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future
events, or otherwise, except as may be required by applicable law.
Important factors that could cause actual results
to differ materially include, but are not limited to: risks that the POC may
not be completed on the anticipated timeline or at all, or may not perform as
expected during demonstration or evaluation; risks that the major AI microchip
semiconductor corporation (or any other party) may not proceed with evaluation,
provide positive feedback, enter into any agreement, or ultimately adopt or
license the technology; technical, engineering, or scalability challenges in
processing multi-billion-device designs or achieving practical runtimes with
qSpeed™; failure to preserve electrical intent, layout integrity, connectivity,
constraints, DFM requirements, or manufacturability during automated corrections;
delays or difficulties in achieving DRC closure, compaction benefits, higher
silicon utilization, yield improvements, or economic advantages at commercial
scale; uncertainties in advanced-node semiconductor development (including 5nm,
3nm, and below), including evolving process technologies (FinFET, GAAFET,
multi-patterning), design complexity, and manufacturing variability;
competitive pressures in the EDA and semiconductor markets; reliance on the
qSpeed™ accelerator and potential limitations in its performance or
applicability; risks related to joint-venture arrangements with Boca Jom, Ltd.,
including alignment of interests, execution, or IP matters; challenges in
developing or commercializing application-specific AI microchips for defense or
civil use cases, including SWaP constraints, reliability requirements, or
market acceptance; regulatory, export control, intellectual property, or
geopolitical risks affecting the semiconductor industry; and general economic,
market, or industry conditions that could impact demand for AI microchips or
EDA tools. These and other risks are described in more detail in the company’s
other communications and should be carefully considered by readers.
Investors, potential partners, and others are
cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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