Hardware Verification Engineer

Baya Systems, a semiconductor fabric IP company, has partnered with Aion Silicon to accelerate SoC and chiplet-based system designs. The collaboration combines Baya's WeaverPro FabricStudio platform and WeaveIP fabric technology with Aion's system architecture and silicon implementation expertise. The joint solution aims to reduce development risk and accelerate time-to-silicon for AI, high-performance computing and automotive applications. Baya's software-defined fabric provides data-movement infrastructure connecting compute, memory and accelerators, whilst Aion offers design and integration services for production-ready silicon. Early adopters are reportedly benefiting from improved performance predictability and faster production pathways. The partnership addresses critical challenges in handling heterogeneous compute elements like CPUs, GPUs and NPUs whilst maintaining deterministic performance. Both companies are expanding their teams to meet growing customer demand.

Baya Systems opens first European office in the U.K. New Cambridge site expands Baya's presence and supports collaboration on next-generation semiconductor and AI system development. Baya Systems announced the opening of its first European office in the U.K. The move represents a strategic step in Baya's global growth, expanding its reach into Europe's rapidly accelerating semiconductor ecosystem and deepening partnerships in the AI, datacenter, infrastructure and high-performance computing domains. The new Cambridge office will serve as both a regional headquarters and strategic collaboration hub, enabling closer engagement with European customers, research institutions and partners building next-generation chiplet-based, AI-optimized systems. The European semiconductor market's impact on the global compute landscape continues to grow, driven by major public investments such as the EU Chips Act, the European Processor Initiative and the U.K.'s semiconductor innovation investments. Baya's new office allows the company to directly capitalize on these investments and access a highly skilled pool of talent in the U.K. to augment the nucleus of senior staff already in the region. Baya's growing footprint. The Cambridge office joins Baya's global network of design centers in Santa Clara, Austin and Bengaluru. With senior engineering and commercial staff already in place in the U.K. and plans to hire more across Europe, the office represents a new node in a globally integrated innovation fabric connecting talent and customers from North America to Europe and Asia. Baya's international workforce now also spans Canada, Japan and Israel, reflecting the company's commitment to employing top global talent to accelerate intelligent compute everywhere. Furthermore, the U.K. office will act as a strategic center for co-development with partners such as Semidynamics focusing on open, modular and scalable system architectures. These initiatives build on Baya's leadership in software-driven high-throughput, chiplet-ready fabric for AI acceleration and scale-up networking across both Arm(R) and RISC-V-based systems. Since emerging from stealth in June 2024, Baya has achieved hypergrowth driven by customer adoption of its software-defined fabric IP and system modeling solutions. Customers across the semiconductor and AI ecosystem, including Tenstorrent, have integrated Baya technologies to unlock performance-per-watt advantages, streamline design cycles and scale compute across heterogeneous architectures.