Synopsys (Fusion Compiler), Cadence (Cerebrus), Siemens EDA (Solido).
Quilter AI (PCB), Movellus (clock networks), various stealth AI-for-chip startups.
Methodics (Perforce), ClioSoft, Jama Connect (requirements traceability).
Sits on top of existing EDA tools (Synopsys, Cadence) rather than replacing them, which is the only realistic go-to-market in semiconductor. Continuous design drift detection and auto-triage require deep understanding of chip design workflows. Intel, Arm, and Microsoft silicon experience plus ML-for-hardware publications give the CTO domain credibility that software-only teams lack.
Using real-time drift detection across specs and RTL, generative fix synthesis for design issues, and predictive risk analytics for tapeout readiness.
Transformer-only ASIC and inference supercomputer stack positioned against Nvidia B200.
If transformers remain dominant, hardwiring the graph into silicon plus owning the pod and rack layer gives Etched a cost-per-token edge NVIDIA cannot match without abandoning generality.
Lets mechanical engineers design parts in seconds instead of hours with AI-native CAD.
SolidWorks has not been meaningfully challenged in 30 years. Aurorin built a parametric kernel from scratch with an AI chat interface, and a 3x SpaceX intern with GPU engineering experience is exactly the right person to do it.
Helps hardware engineers find components in seconds with AI search inside Slack and Teams.
Hardware engineers waste hours cross-referencing datasheets across distributor sites. BaseFrame embeds a parts copilot directly in Slack and Teams, which is where the buying conversations already happen.
Deploys 24/7 AI agents that automate sales, rental, and service for equipment dealers.
Industrial equipment dealers run sales, rental, and service across phone, email, and web chat with no automation. Chasi deploys 24/7 AI agents across all channels, and the founder led AI deployments at Cummins and Harley-Davidson, so he already has the Rolodex.