Business EconomyPosted at: Sep 17 2026 5:26PM


TCS launches System-On-Chip custom design services

Mumbai, Sep 17 (UNI) Tata Consultancy Services officially announced here on Thursday that it has launched its custom System-on-Chip (SoC) Design Services for automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) as well as semiconductor ecosystem companies.
This advanced range of services will help auto manufacturers conceive, design, verify, implement and validate custom SoC solutions for the next-generation of software-defined vehicles (SDV), according to the company statement.
Commenting on the development, TCS Global Head & Vice President of Industrial Autonomy and Engineering Sreenivasa Chakravarti said, “The concept of AI-SDV-driven mobility will be differentiated by the computing architecture on which it runs. The underlying System-on-Chip (SoC) will play as important a role as world-class engineering in shaping the experiences that customers value and the vehicles they choose to buy."
“Silicon is becoming a strategic enabler of innovation, influencing everything from vehicle performance and energy efficiency to software capabilities and user experience. TCS brings together semiconductor engineering, embedded software, and systems expertise to help automakers translate their silicon strategies into differentiated mobility platforms,” Chakravarti said. .
According to the statement, the automotive industry is undergoing a shift toward centralised computing, zonal networks, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), electric mobility and connected features.
As a result, there is an increasing demand for computing systems designed for specialised workloads, high-performance requirements, and unique product roadmaps of individual vehicle manufacturers.
As software takes on a larger role in vehicle functionality, automakers are seeking greater control over the silicon that supports their vehicle platforms.
Custom SoCs can help them align compute capabilities with software requirements, improve performance-per-watt, and differentiate vehicle applications and user experiences, according the company statement.
According to the official TCS statement, its Custom SoC Design Services bring together semiconductor engineering, very large-scale integration (VLSI) design, hardware-software co-design and system validation capabilities.
The comprehensive set of services cover every stage of silicon development, including architecture, design, verification, implementation, software integration and system validation.
Speaking about the launch of TCS custom System-on-Chip (SoC) Design Services, ISG Principal Analyst & Senior Manager Harish B stated, “The automotive industry is entering an era where semiconductor capability is becoming a source of competitive differentiation. As vehicles become software-defined and AI-driven, custom SoCs will be critical for performance, safety and efficiency. TCS’ launch of custom SoC design services comes at a pivotal time, helping automakers and Tier-1 suppliers develop purpose-built silicon and accelerate next-generation vehicle innovation”.
According to the statement, TCS connects silicon design with the broader product development lifecycle using its chip-to-system engineering approach. The approach is key to building the Custom SoC Design Services module.
It considers vehicle architecture, software platforms, workloads, and compute requirements before defining the SoC architecture. This helps customers make silicon decisions in the context of the complete vehicle system rather than treating chip development as a standalone programme.
The services are designed to support a range of automotive applications that require increasingly sophisticated computing capabilities to meet performance, power efficiency, and safety requirements.
By combining silicon engineering with system-level expertise, TCS helps customers accelerate custom silicon programs while improving productivity, cost efficiency, and control over silicon roadmaps, the statement mentioned.
The launch builds on TCS’ semiconductor engineering capabilities and experience across advanced silicon technologies, embedded systems, chip-to-system engineering, and complex product development programs.
As demand for automotive compute and mission-critical embedded systems continues to grow, TCS’ Custom SoC Design Services will help automakers translate silicon investments into differentiated vehicle platforms and next-generation mobility experiences, according to the statement. UNI BA SAS
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