In this context, the conversations at the Baya booth took on even greater importance. With demonstrations of our software-driven, scalable data movement solutions, we showed how Baya is addressing one of the most pressing challenges in AI infrastructure: moving data efficiently at massive scale. Our fabric IP and tools are designed to give system architects the flexibility to explore new architectures, optimize compute efficiency, and reduce bottlenecks that otherwise limit system performance. 

What resonated most with visitors was how seamlessly our approach can be integrated into diverse design flows, whether for AI accelerators, cloud and data center platforms, or edge applications, making Baya not just a niche solution, but a foundational enabler for the future of compute. The deep technical and commercial discussions we had confirmed that data movement has become a first-class design concern, and that Baya is well-positioned to help customers and partners navigate this transition. 

The summit also provided opportunities for Baya to share its perspective more broadly. I had the privilege to speak on the panel RISC V: Alternative Architectures for Efficient System Scaling, highlighting how open standards and chiplet ecosystems are shaping future architectures, and our team also spoke at the Synopsys AI Chip Design Startup Forum, where we shared insights on what it takes to build and scale an AI startup from the first idea through tape-out and beyond. This discussion resonated strongly with the audience, offering practical lessons, candid perspectives, and inspiration for entrepreneurs and innovators navigating the complex journey of bringing advanced semiconductor and AI solutions to market.

Look out for the recordings of these panels, which will be available soon.