Cadence said the laboratory will help hundreds of students learn how to design today's complex chips with advanced design tools.
The project is part of Cadence's University Partner Program and is supported by the Ministry of Education.
Guillaume d'Eyssautier, a senior vice president at Cadence, will join business and education leaders and the press in a dedication ceremony today at the lab.
Andrea Vondrakova, spokesperson at Czech Technical University, said, "This facility marks an important step in the evolution of the electronic engineering courses offered by our university. Cadence is supporting the development of next-generation engineering skills not just for the Czech Republic, but for the electronics industry worldwide."
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