Cadence Teams With Nvidia On Supercomputer Aimed At Faster AI And Engineering Simulations

At its annual flagship user event, Cadence Design Systems, Inc. CDNS on Wednesday announced a significant expansion of its Cadence Millennium Enterprise Platform with the introduction of the new Millennium M2000 Supercomputer featuring Nvidia Corp NVDA Blackwell systems.

This supercomputer delivers AI-accelerated simulation across engineering and drug design workloads.

The new Cadence Millennium M2000 Supercomputer accelerates the build-out of AI infrastructure, advances physical AI machine design, and pushes the frontiers of drug design.

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The new supercomputer integrates Cadence’s solvers with Nvidia HGX B200 systems, Nvidia RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs, and Nvidia CUDA-X libraries and solver software.

This powerful combination delivers dramatic reductions in simulation run times and up to 80X higher performance versus CPU-based systems for electronic design automation (EDA), system design and analysis (SDA), and drug discovery applications.

The supercomputer provides a tightly co-optimized hardware-software stack that enables breakthrough performance with up to 20X lower power across multiple disciplines. It accelerates the build-out of AI infrastructure, advances physical AI machine design, and pushes the frontiers of drug design.

Cadence also announced the Cadence Tensilica NeuroEdge 130 AI Co-Processor (AICP), which complements any neural processing unit (NPU) and enables end-to-end execution of the latest agentic and physical AI networks on advanced automotive, consumer, industrial, and mobile SoCs.

Nvidia pledged $500 billion to build AI supercomputers exclusively in the U.S., drawing swift support from the Trump administration.

Price Actions: NVDA stock is up 0.71% to $117.89 at last check Thursday. CDNS is up 0.59%.

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