Control.
Engineers stay in charge of AI-assisted and human-written RTL decisions.
Carrier-grade network hardware,
developed with engineers in control
Sigasi helps ASIC and FPGA teams in telecom validate, understand, document, and review RTL in full project context, whether it is written by engineers, generated by HLS, supplied as IP, or produced by AI. SystemVerilog, Verilog, VHDL, and mixed-language projects are analyzed locally at interactive speed, across the deep hierarchies and reused IP in network silicon. Sigasi’s semantic analysis stays on-premises; project files are not sent to Sigasi servers.
SystemVerilog · Verilog · VHDL · Mixed-language · AI-assisted or human-written RTL · Analyzed locally, on your own infrastructure
A stronger front-end workflow for large, evolving telecom designs
Clarity.
Teams understand project context, dependencies and design impact faster.
Consistency.
Technical leads apply coding rules and project-specific engineering discipline.
Velocity.
Developers catch issues earlier and reduce avoidable downstream friction.
Confidence.
RTL reaches review and integration in a more inspectable, maintainable state.
Why Sigasi belongs at the center of telecom ASIC and FPGA development
Telecom RTL development depends on understanding how a change travels
A wider sample format affects a radio pipeline. A new packet field reaches across a routing subsystem. An optical processing mode changes framing and control.
Radio equipment, packet networks, and coherent optical links use specialized semiconductor technology. Programmable devices also support radio interfaces and transport functions.
Sigasi Visual HDL serves the engineers developing that digital source. It brings deterministic semantic analysis into the workspace for SystemVerilog, Verilog, and VHDL, with project-aware navigation and feedback during editing.
Understand the design around the edit
A telecom block depends on shared packages, reusable IP, wrappers, and configuration. The open file reveals only part of the implementation.
Sigasi helps engineers locate declarations, inspect types, and follow analyzed references. Source-derived block diagrams provide another route into the code. Modular Projects organize targets and dependencies so the context under investigation is explicit. For a radio designer, that can mean finding the wrappers affected by a sample-format change. For a network-chip team, it can mean investigating how packet metadata passes between processing stages. Verification engineers can inspect the related environment in the same workspace.
Get feedback while the change is still fresh
Suppose a sample interface becomes wider, while an adapter retains the old declaration. Supported language checks and configurable lint rules can expose source inconsistencies during editing. Engineers can investigate the definitions and correct the code or project setup before the next downstream run.
The behavioral questions still need appropriate verification. Does the pipeline preserve sample order and numerical meaning? Do packet descriptors stay associated with their payloads under backpressure? Sigasi helps engineers prepare understandable source for those checks.
Maintain related targets and reusable IP
A product family may share processing logic across radio configurations, FPGA devices, and ASIC prototypes. Engineers need to distinguish common implementation from deliberate adaptation. Explicit targets and dependencies support that investigation. Source-derived documentation can be regenerated for handovers, while UVM-specific checks and views assist inspection of supported verification structures.
Keep AI-assisted RTL grounded in the project
An agent can propose a plausible wrapper that uses an obsolete interface. Sigasi’s MCP integration gives agents access to project-aware analysis through the running extension. Licensed CLI workflows extend supported checks into automation. Engineers review the proposed change and the evidence before it advances.
That contribution is precise: clearer source relationships and earlier feedback. Protocol conformance , interoperability, signal quality, timing, and power require their own verification and measurement.
Download the telecom whitepaper for detailed radio, packet-processing, optical, verification, and AI-assisted RTL workflows.
One semantic model over the whole project
Sigasi parses the full project, not the open file: hierarchy, types, scopes, dependencies, interfaces and references across SystemVerilog, Verilog and VHDL. That model is what makes a review of supplier, legacy or AI-generated RTL an inspection rather than a reading exercise.
- Context-aware diagnostics while the design is still cheap to change
- Block and state machine diagrams generated from the code itself
- The same project model applied to testbenches and verification code
- Command-line analysis that runs in CI on your own build servers
- Coding rules and safety checks enforced consistently across teams
AI increases speed.
Sigasi enhances efficiency.
Save time
Compile at coding speed, so problems surface in the second they are written rather than at integration.
Save costs
Fewer iterations, less wasted AI tokens, less review late in a program when work is most expensive.
Keep review possible
RTL checked against your real project whether you or an AI agent wrote the code. You decide what moves forward based on facts, not hope.
WITHOUT SIGASI
Total: 38 weeks
RTL coding, review & linting
12 weeks
Simulation and verification
16 weeks
Synthesis and post-verification
10 weeks
WITH SIGASI
Total: 28 weeks
RTL coding, review & linting
6 weeks (-50%)
Simulation and verification
12 weeks (-25%)
Synthesis and post-verification
10 weeks (no impact)
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Incremental real-time compiler
Context-aware feedback, linting and completion as you type
Interactive visual design creator
Block and state machine diagrams generated while you type
Dependency analysis
Spot missing mappings and broken includes across supplier and legacy code
Verification accelerator
Debug UVM, UVVM, OSVVM, VUnit and Cocotb faster
Up-to-date documentation
Documentation generated from the design, ready for review packagesLet your RTL team evaluate Sigasi
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