List of ANSYS RedHawk Customers
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Companies using ANSYS RedHawk for Electromigration Simulation and Design include: Qualcomm, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 52000 employees and revenues of $44.28 billion, NXP Semiconductors, a Netherlands based Manufacturing organisation with 34200 employees and revenues of $13.21 billion, CEA, a France based Government organisation with 2100 employees and revenues of $5.50 billion and many others.
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CEA | Government | 2100 | $5.5B | France | Ansys Inc. | ANSYS RedHawk | Electromigration Simulation and Design | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, CEA implemented ANSYS RedHawk for Power Integrity and Reliability Analysis to support chip-level power verification and reliability engineering workflows. ANSYS RedHawk was deployed as the primary tool for static IR drop, dynamic voltage drop, and electromigration analysis, aligning the application with Power Integrity and Reliability Analysis use cases across design verification and signoff stages.
The ANSYS RedHawk implementation was configured to run full-chip static IR drop sweeps and time-based dynamic voltage drop simulations, with electromigration analysis applied to vulnerable interconnect segments and power grid nodes. RedHawk analysis runs were organized into standardized runsets and automated job scripts to support repeatable verification cycles and to produce deterministic reporting for design review and failure analysis.
The deployment included an explicit integration with Cadence Voltus, enabling data exchange between early-stage power estimation flows and RedHawk signoff analyses. This integration supported transfer of power grid definitions, switching activity models, and parasitic summaries, allowing ANSYS RedHawk to consume upstream Voltus datasets for correlation and final reliability assessment.
Operational ownership rested with IC design verification and reliability engineering teams, who used ANSYS RedHawk within established signoff and verification handoff processes. Governance focused on standardized analysis configurations, review gates for power integrity signoff, and traceable reporting to support cross-team verification activities within CEA.
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NXP Semiconductors | Manufacturing | 34200 | $13.2B | Netherlands | Ansys Inc. | ANSYS RedHawk | Electromigration Simulation and Design | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015, NXP Semiconductors implemented ANSYS RedHawk as part of its Power Integrity and Reliability Analysis capabilities. The deployment addressed a shift in failure mode visibility as NXP increased device speed and power, moving away from uniform worst-case temperature assumptions that had been embedded in rule-based EM checks.
ANSYS RedHawk was used alongside Ansys Totem and Ansys Sentinel-TI to enable temperature-aware electromigration analysis, providing per-device junction temperature estimation for individual CMOS devices and EM calculations based on actual thermal gradients. The implementation emphasized thermal gradient modeling and junction-level analysis, aligning power integrity simulation with reliability sign-off workflows and enabling more granular EM and hot spot assessments.
The tools were integrated into silicon design and verification flows to inform layout and thermal-aware design decisions, providing actionable thermal and EM data to circuit and physical design teams. Operational coverage focused on device-level reliability engineering within NXP’s manufacturing design organizations and was used to revise design decisions where thermal variance created concentrated EM risk.
Governance and process changes converted decisioning from conservative, worst-case design rules toward simulation-driven sign-off criteria based on measured junction temperatures. This approach allowed NXP engineers to increase product performance while ensuring reliability and reducing time to market by shrinking the margin of error inherent in the prior rule-based methodology.
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Qualcomm | Manufacturing | 52000 | $44.3B | United States | Ansys Inc. | ANSYS RedHawk | Electromigration Simulation and Design | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015, Qualcomm implemented ANSYS RedHawk for Power Integrity and Reliability Analysis to perform targeted IR Drop Analysis for DSP cores. The deployment focused on chip-level power network verification within Qualcomm's ASIC and SoC physical design flows in the United States, positioning ANSYS RedHawk as a signoff-capable tool for power integrity and reliability workloads.
The ANSYS RedHawk implementation concentrated on IR drop extraction and signoff analysis of DSP core power delivery networks, embedding power grid modeling and static and dynamic IR drop checks into existing chip verification and reliability engineering processes. Governance and process alignment were organized around Qualcomm's power integrity and reliability engineering teams, standardizing verification criteria across tapeout cycles and ensuring consistent application of ANSYS RedHawk in DSP core signoff workflows.
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