CDNS vs SNPS

Both headquartered in Silicon Valley, SNPS and CDNS provide products and services that are essential to the development and testing of microchips and other computing solutions. They both provide emulation tools for virtually designing and testing new products and systems before they go into production. Both in a strong position to grow with the Internet of Things and other innovations, such as self-driving cars and products using AI. They also provide hardware and software solutions that can splice together various kinds of codecs and libraries. For developers and manufacturers of semiconductors, the software made available to them by these companies are an integral part of their daily lives, and the revenue they get from established clients reveals their health and longevity. The recent infrastructure-bolstering government spending legislation has aims to increase incentives for innovation and development in the semiconductor industry domestically, which should keep SNPS and CDNS growing and profitable.