New demo: Thermoelastic warpage prediction at manufacturing resolution. 1.2 billion degrees of freedom. Native design, no meshing. Under four minutes. Watch the Demo
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DAC 2026 · Long Beach · July 28–29

Physics while the design is still moving.

Join Vinci at our private suite in Long Beach for a working session on deterministic, solver-accurate physics for chips-to-systems design — run live on real geometry, not slides.

Location Downtown Long Beach Directly across the street from the convention center
Suite (Exact location shared 24 hours before event)
Dates Tuesday July 28 & Wednesday July 29

The Suite Experience

What to expect

Suite sessions are 45 minutes, scheduled around your DAC agenda. Meetings will take place directly across the street from the convention center, so a session fits between program blocks without losing floor time. Bring the problem you’re actually working on — the conversation is better when the physics is real.

Live platform session

See Vinci run thermoelastic analysis on native design geometry — no meshing, no manual setup, deterministic results at manufacturing resolution.

Talk to the builders

Meet the Vinci engineering and applications team. Ask the hard questions about solver validation, accuracy, and how results hold up against your baselines.

Your workflow, mapped

Walk through where physics currently bottlenecks your design cycle — and what changes when it becomes continuously available instead of episodic.

Before You Arrive

See the demo

Get a preview of what we’ll show in the suite: thermoelastic warpage prediction — predicting how heat and process-induced stresses cause a package to deform — run at full manufacturing resolution.

Proof Library

Thermoelastic Warpage Prediction

Deterministic, solver-accurate thermo-mechanical analysis on full-fidelity package geometry. Same inputs, same outputs, run after run.

1.2B degrees of freedom solved
3 µm feature resolution — no geometry simplification
~219 s full solve, end to end
1 node no meshing, no manual setup

Can't make it to Long Beach?

We’re planning a webinar that goes deeper on deterministic, solver-accurate physics for chips-to-systems design. Details are still being finalized — leave your email and we’ll send the invite as soon as it’s set.

If you’re working on problems where physics is a constraint, we should talk.