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In this hands-on SemiWiki webinar, Agentrys founding member Duo Ding builds a working end-to-end Spec2GDS multi-agent system live on the Agentrys Studio Platform using open-source EDA tools — then shows how to customize it for your internal flows, scripts, and proprietary data, and how the system keeps improving itself after deployment.

SemiWiki's Daniel Nenni talks with Agentrys founder and CEO Mark Ren about how AI agents are transforming chip design — including the fully automated agentic flow Agentrys brought to Hot Chips 2026 that cut power 28%, boosted performance 40%, and reduced area 10% on an open-source design, and solved real attendee design problems live at the booth.

Agentrys has raised $24.5 million — an oversubscribed $19.1 million seed led by Etna Labs, following a $5.4 million pre-seed led by MediaTek — to build Agentic Design Automation (ADA) that lets engineering teams build and own a self-improving agentic workforce for chip design. The funding goes toward recruiting, agent-native tooling, and expanding customer engagements across verification and physical design.

VentureBeat talks with Agentrys founder and CEO Mark Ren — who led ChipNeMo at Nvidia — about why every chipmaker licensing the same frontier models raises the floor for the industry without giving anyone an edge, and how Agentic Design Automation builds an engineering advantage that compounds inside each customer's own environment.

Agentrys will introduce Agentic Design Automation (ADA) at DAC 2026 in Long Beach — technology that automates and continuously improves the long-running engineering workflows behind advanced chip design, delivered through the Agentrys Studio platform. Live demonstrations and results to date will be presented at booth #743.

SemiWiki's Daniel Nenni sits down with Agentrys founder and CEO Mark Ren to discuss Agentic Design Automation (ADA), the Agentrys Studio, and how every semiconductor company can build its own continuously improving agentic engineering workforce.