Xcelsa's Apex AI fixes chip timing violation in 3 hours vs 1 month
IanAndrewsDC · x · 2026-09-30
Xcelsa Labs claims its Apex product, deployed at MIPS, closed a major timing-violating path on a production-scale chip design in under 3 hours — work that typically takes at least a month of engineering time. Vendor claim, not independently verified.
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