Arteris

Campbell, California, United States · arteris.com

Arteris licenses semiconductor IP for custom SoCs, including AI-enabled and automotive silicon, to chip designers and systems companies.

AI Core · watchlist · score 75

Positioning

Arteris licenses network-on-chip interconnect IP and SoC integration automation software, the data movement backbone that connects CPUs, GPUs, accelerators and memory controllers inside single-die, multi-die and chiplet SoCs. Its position rests on neutrality: it supports Arm, SiFive, MIPS, Synopsys, Cadence, Semidynamics, Andes and Codasip blocks and protocols rather than tying customers to one CPU vendor. FY2025 revenue was USD 70.6 million with a net loss of USD 34.7 million; second quarter 2026 revenue was USD 24.1 million with a net loss of USD 14.1 million, and Annual Contract Value plus royalties reached USD 99.5 million, up 44 percent year over year, from USD 83.6 million at the end of 2025. Customers have shipped over four billion SoCs and chiplets containing Arteris interconnect since inception, and FlexGen ended 2025 in over 30 production device deployments across 10 customers. The acquisition of Cycuity closed in January 2026, adding hardware security verification alongside the 2020 Magillem and 2022 Semifore acquisitions. Production scores 1 because Arteris is an IP licensor and manufactures nothing; the deployment score reflects licensee silicon volume, not Arteris units.

Latest signals

  • Arm, Synopsys, Cadence, and seven other companies comprise a listed top ten of semiconductor IP suppliers.Electronics Weekly
  • Semiconductor Engineering publishes guide on hardware security assurance in modern semiconductor design.Semiconductor Engineering
  • Arteris launches FlexGen Multi-Die NoC IP product for multi-die chiplet architectureseeNews Europe
  • X-Prize foundation created new space industry offshoot affecting billions of peoplePeter H. Diamandis
  • AIP, MGX, and BlackRock’s GIP completed the acquisition of Aligned Data Centers.MGX

19 signals name Arteris. Members see all of them, filtered by topic, source and date.

Facts, with sources

  • Annual Contract Value plus royaltiesContract · arteris.com and SEC Form 10-Q
  • USD 24100000Revenue · arteris.com and SEC Form 10-Q
  • MIPS selected Arteris FlexGen and Magillem for customizable physical-AI SoCsPartnership · Electronics Weekly
  • MIPS selected Arteris FlexGen and Magillem software for customizable physical-AI SoCsPartnership · Electronics Weekly

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Scores, AI Core (of 10)

Deployment10
Production2
Commercials6
Progress10
Technology8
Positioning8
Firepower6
Leverage8

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

Questions this page answers

What does Arteris do?

Arteris licenses semiconductor IP for custom SoCs, including AI-enabled and automotive silicon, to chip designers and systems companies. Arteris licenses network-on-chip interconnect IP and SoC integration automation software, the data movement backbone that connects CPUs, GPUs, accelerators and memory controllers inside single-die, multi-die and chiplet SoCs. Its position rests on neutrality: it supports Arm, SiFive, MIPS, Synopsys, Cadence, Semidynamics, Andes and Codasip blocks and protocols rather than tying customers to one CP

Where does Arteris rank in ai core?

Arteris is on the AI Core watchlist list of Frontier Tech Intelligence with a score of 75 out of 100, below the Top 100.

Where is Arteris based and when was it founded?

Arteris is based in Campbell, California, United States.

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