Movellus states its integrated droop response detects and corrects voltage droop in under three high-speed clock cycles, enabling more than ten percent system-power reduction. Its fractional PLLs are claimed eight times smaller, implemented in process-portable standard cells.
Adoption evidence spans 2024 to 2026: availability through the Samsung SAFE ecosystem, inclusion in the Synopsys SLM portfolio, selection for QuickLogic's radiation-hardened FPGA program, the RTX SEAKR ASIC collaboration, and the Tenstorrent licensing engagement.
Movellus does not offer self-serve pricing; customer acquisition runs through engagement rather than a storefront. Prospects begin with the Aeonic Jumpstart partnership program or a direct design engagement, and the company website invites visitors to Get Started Now.
Distribution flows through foundry and ecosystem partnerships. Movellus clock IP is available through the Samsung SAFE ecosystem, is included in the Synopsys Silicon Lifecycle Management IP portfolio, and was selected for the QuickLogic radiation-hardened FPGA program.
The Aeonic portfolio spans on-die telemetry through Aeonic Insight, digital PLL clocking through Aeonic Generate with its AWM3 and CGM members, and integrated droop detection and response. Each family targets advanced-node SoC design teams.
The IP serves datacenter, mobile, automotive, aerospace, and edge AI deployments, and integrates with third-party silicon lifecycle analytics platforms through standard interfaces.
