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SNPS
S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, SNPS has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -8% compared to S&P 500's +11% growth.
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Synopsys Inc
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Synopsys makes the software and tools chip designers use to create semiconductors before a single chip is manufactured. Its products help customers design circuits, verify that they work, check for bugs and security flaws, and prepare the layout data needed to send a design into production. It also sells semiconductor intellectual property, which are prebuilt blocks such as interface controllers and processor-related designs that customers can license and build into their own chips. The company mainly sells to semiconductor makers, electronics companies, and large technology firms that design custom chips for phones, computers, cars, data centers, and other devices. Synopsys earns money through software licenses, subscriptions, and royalties or licensing fees tied to its design IP. It sits early in the chip supply chain, where good design tools can save customers time, reduce errors, and make it possible to bring complex chips to market. What makes Synopsys different is that it is not a chip manufacturer itself. It is a core toolmaker for the chip industry, helping customers design and validate advanced semiconductors while also supplying reusable building blocks they can embed in those chips. That combination gives Synopsys a central role in how modern chips are created.