HyperSilicon

Established in 2009 and based in Wuxi, China, HyperSilicon operates as a circuit design simulation and verification electronic design automation (EDA) tool developer that provides a system on chips (SoC), application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) simulation and verification products. The company has branches located in Beijing, and Hefei and offices located in Shanghai and Taiwan. And its products are sold to Europe, the USA, South and East Asia, and Japan. It has over 100 employees and cooperates with Tsinghua University, Hefei University of Technology and Jiangnan University.

In 2009. It became the partner of Intel (Altera). And in 2011, it launched the third generation of prototype verification. And in 2015, it launched the fifth generation of the prototyping system.

And then, in 2019, it launched the second generation of Emulator. Then in 2021, it launched hybrid emulation and the seventh generation of the prototyping system. In March 2024, the firm closed a strategic investment. In March 2025, HyperSilicon raised series B funding co-led by new investors Prosperity Investment and Zhongwan Capital.

Other new investor Maosheng Investment also participated in the round. The company provides SoC, ASIC simulation and verification products and solutions. Its products are divided into six parts, which include hardware emulation accelerator, FPGA prototype verification, FPGA code measurement tools, IP, VIP, transactor, proxy EDA tools and design verification services. Products can apply in 5G, artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, AIoT and storage.

The company has over 500 clients, such as Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited, Rockchip and Haier. The company’s revenue is generated by providing circuit design simulation and verification EDA tools. The company will use the funding for R&D and innovation breakthroughs in the key aspects of digital front-end EDA, namely, high-level compilation and hardware-assisted verification.