Accenture (File Photo)
Business

Accenture expands silicon design capabilities with acquisition of Cientra

Founded in 2015, Cientra is headquartered in the US and has offices in Frankfurt, Germany as well as in Bengaluru, Hyderabad and New Delhi.

Express News Service

BENGALURU: Two days after acquiring Bengaluru-based Excelmax Technologies, Accenture on Wednesday announced the acquisition of Cientra, a silicon design and engineering services company, which offers custom silicon solutions for global clients.

“Everything from data centre expansion to cloud computing, wireless technologies, edge computing and the proliferation of AI, are driving demand for next-generation silicon products,” said Karthik Narain, group chief executive of technology at Accenture.

“Our acquisition of Cientra is our latest move to expand our silicon design and engineering capabilities and it underscores our commitment to helping our clients maximise value and reinvent themselves in this space," he added.

The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

Founded in 2015, Cientra is headquartered in the US and has offices in Frankfurt, Germany as well as in Bengaluru, Hyderabad and New Delhi.

The company brings consulting expertise in embedded IoT and application-specific integrated circuit design and verification capabilities, which augments Accenture’s silicon design experience and further enhances its ability to help clients accelerate semiconductor innovation required to support growing data computing needs.

Cientra has deep experience in engineering, development and testing across hardware, software and networks, in the automotive, telecommunications and high-tech industries, Accenture said.

Cientra brings about 530 experienced engineers and practitioners to Accenture’s Advanced Technology Centers in India.

“Since inception, Cientra has been dedicated to building top talent and fostering continuous innovation, developing product solutions that drive value for our clients,” said Anil Kempanna, CEO of Cientra.

In 2022, Accenture acquired XtremeEDA, an Ottawa, Canada-based silicon design services company.

Indian student found dead in California, six days after going missing

The She vote in Bangladesh and how it has placed the victorious BNP on notice

Five youths killed as speeding car hits divider, collides with KSRTC bus in Bengaluru

No-confidence move against Speaker Om Birla revives debate on seven-year vacancy of Dy Speaker’s post

Trust will define Dhaka’s new era

SCROLL FOR NEXT