SYNOPSYS INC

Synopsys Q2 2026 earnings: dive into revenue mix, export‑control risks, cloud‑EDA shift and AI‑verification gains to spot growth or hidden risks.

Synopsys and Atomera expand GaN device modeling partnership, boosting simulation accuracy for AI, 5G, EV power‑electronics and cutting time‑to‑market for high‑frequency chips.

Synopsys’s AI‑driven EDA tools face growth but lag peers; investors weigh tech demand, margins, and export‑control risks for next‑phase valuation.

Synopsys strengthens its board with a top consulting executive, boosting governance, AI integration, and industry insight for secure, future‑proof design solutions.

Synopsys’ stock jumps as activist Elliott pushes for a software‑services pivot, amid oil‑price gains and geopolitical easing, showing how diversification fuels semiconductor growth.

Synopsys faces activist pressure as its AI‑driven chip‑design platform and NVIDIA partnership promise faster, cloud‑native workflows—what this means for investors and IT leaders.

Synopsys’ partnership with NVIDIA boosts AI‑enabled engineering, delivering faster GPU‑accelerated design, simulation, and validation while keeping governance steady.

Synopsys launches eDT Digital Twin Platform and partners with Movellus to embed adaptive clocking, boosting AI‑hardware design speed, power efficiency, and automotive innovation.

Synopsys’ Q1 2026 beats expectations, driving revenue growth even as the tech sector weakens—thanks to Ansys integration, EDA demand, and strong margins.

Synopsys gears up for Q1 earnings amid tech sector headwinds—find out how regulatory limits, supply‑chain delays, and AI‑powered EDA tools could shape its future.