Article Author: HCLTech

HCLTech and Arm are collaborating to power custom silicon chips that support AI-driven business operations.
HCLTech and Arm are collaborating to power custom silicon chips that support AI-driven business operations. The partnership enables semiconductor manufacturers, system OEMs and cloud service providers to bring to market solutions that improve computing efficiency in data center environments and address evolving customer demands.
Leveraging pre-integrated Arm Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS), HCLTech helps customers minimize development risks and rapidly deliver innovative, market-ready solutions aimed at improving performance and scalability for AI workloads.
HCLTech has priority access to Neoverse CSS as a member of Arm Total Design, an ecosystem that brings together industry leaders to accelerate the smooth delivery of custom Arm-based silicon chips. This access enables HCLTech to stay at the forefront of cutting-edge technologies designed to efficiently manage AI workloads, including meeting the future demands of data center environments.
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“HCL Tech's collaboration with Arm will contribute to the development of industry-leading custom AI silicon solutions that will revolutionize the way AI workloads are handled in data center environments. We look forward to working together to spearhead technology advancements and innovations in the semiconductor industry,” said Ameer Saithu, executive vice president of Engineering and R&D Services at HCL Tech.
“Through Arm Total Design, our partners can leverage the expertise and support of other industry leaders to bring custom silicon solutions to market faster. HCL Tech is a welcome addition to the ecosystem and we look forward to watching them leverage our custom AI silicon capabilities and Arm Neoverse CSS to innovate their next-generation solutions,” said Guru Ganesian, president, Arm India.
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