On June 8, Cadence Design Systems rose 3.04% in regular trading, trading at $387.16/share, with trading volume of $91.46 million. The rally was driven by the company's announcement of its Level-5 fully autonomous capability, upgrading its ChipStack AI Super Agent into a completely autonomous virtual AI chip design engineer.

The newly launched framework integrates Cadence's full electronic design automation product portfolio and leverages NVIDIA OpenShell runtime to execute simulations within automated workflows. The company plans to open access to early customers in the second half of the year. This Level-5 release marks a critical step for the EDA industry toward AI-driven full autonomy, building upon Cadence's earlier acquisition of ChipStack and the subsequent development of its Super Agent technology.

The product is capable of automatically completing the entire workflow from chip specifications to verified design, including creating test plans, orchestrating regression tests, debugging issues, and implementing automatic fixes, with coding productivity for design and testbenches expected to improve approximately tenfold. This advancement is expected to further strengthen Cadence's market leadership in computation and AI-driven software, enhancing long-term growth expectations.

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