Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) is a custom semiconductor chip designed to execute a fixed set of hardware functions for a defined workload or product, used in enterprises to achieve predictable performance, power characteristics, and unit economics for stable, high-volume use cases.
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BAE Systems has enhanced its RH12™ Storefront, a platform for developing radiation-hardened 12nm integrated circuits tailored for space applications. This new capability allows customers to rapidly create application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) utilizing advanced design elements and commercial foundry technology.