Siemens executives, including Jean-Marie Brunet and Yukio Tsuchida, expressed their pride in supporting RIKEN's groundbreaking research and innovation in AI technology.

Siemens Digital Industries Software has joined forces with Japan's national research agency, RIKEN, to advance research on next-generation AI devices.

Siemens' platforms are specifically designed to enhance synthesis and emulation capabilities for large-scale Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs).

As part of this collaboration, RIKEN will leverage Siemens' Veloce Strato CS emulation and Catapult High-Level Synthesis platforms to explore the architecture and design of AI accelerators.

This partnership aims to bolster RIKEN's computational infrastructure, ensuring its continued leadership in computational science, especially in the realm of AI for Science.

The research initiative is poised to contribute to the development of AI accelerators for future supercomputers, with operations expected to commence by 2030.

Dr. Kentaro Sano, Team Leader at RIKEN, highlighted the importance of Siemens' tools in developing generative AI models that facilitate scientific discoveries.