Rivos Inc.

Rivos Inc. Taiwan is hiring with open positions in the following areas! - Physical Design (CPU and SOC): General APR - Physical Design (SOC): Clocking, STA, Electrical analysis, PDV experts - DV: CPU, Analog Mixed signal - Memory design - Low power design - Silicon bringup and validation - DFT - Post- silicon power - ATE test engineer  - Silicon verification To learn more about Rivos and apply, visit www.rivosinc.com. #hiring #careeropportunities #rivostaiwan

This week marks a significant milestone in our journey. We are looking forward to this next chapter as we expand operations and accelerate product innovation to meet the increasing demand for solutions that support the complex hardware requirements of modern data analytics and generative AI applications. We’re seeking innovative silicon, software and platform engineers to join our world-class team. Click here to learn more about Rivos and our current job openings: https://lnkd.in/gYJ6P7Q8 #Hiring #CareerOpportunities #Silicon #Software #AI

We are thrilled to announce the closing of our oversubscribed $250M Series A funding round. Backed by premier financial and strategic investors, this funding is a testament to Rivos’ unique approach to software-defined hardware solutions for data center workload acceleration in the age of generative AI. More on how this investment will help accelerate our mission of building industry-leading, power-efficient, high-performance chips for customers building data-driven solutions here: https://lnkd.in/gX8d2-xj

Apple’s Claim Against Rivos Dismissed On August 11, 2023, United States District Court Judge Edward Davila dismissed Apple’s claim against Rivos. Judge Davila’s order stated that Apple’s complaint “failed to allege facts that would state a claim of improper trade secret acquisition against Rivos, either through Rivos’s conduct in facilitating the transition of Apple employees to Rivos or by Rivos’s purported ratification of its employees’ conduct.” Apple’s lawsuit, filed on April 29, 2022, alleged that Rivos misappropriated Apple’s trade secrets. From the start, Rivos vigorously disputed Apple’s claim and asked the Court to dismiss Apple’s claim against Rivos. The Court agreed with Rivos and granted Rivos’s motion to dismiss Apple’s claim. The order also dismissed Apple’s claims against some Rivos employees who are named as individual defendants in the lawsuit. While the Court did not dismiss Apple’s claims against some other individual defendants, that does not mean that these individuals are liable on the merits. Rather, this ruling simply means that, when assuming that all of Apple’s allegations are true as the Court must at the motion to dismiss stage, the Court is allowing Apple to move forward with trying to prove its case against these individuals. As to Apple’s dismissed claims, the Court did grant Apple leave to amend its complaint within 21 days. This means that Apple can try to bolster its allegations by filing a new version of its complaint. If Apple does file an amended complaint, Rivos will have another opportunity to ask for dismissal and to defend itself on the merits. Rivos respects the intellectual property of all others and takes seriously its obligations not to use, access, or disclose others’ proprietary information or trade secrets. Rivos is grateful that the Court granted this motion. Rivos will continue to defend itself and work to achieve a complete resolution of this lawsuit.