Sassine Ghazi
President and Chief Executive Officer, Synopsys
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Synopsys sets FY2030 targets of mid-teens growth and about 50% operating margin, with $1B buyback
Synopsys set multi-year targets through fiscal 2030 of mid-teens revenue growth and an operating margin of about 50%.
Synopsys raises FY2026 revenue and EPS guidance and sets Q4 outlook
Synopsys raised its fiscal 2026 outlook to revenue of $9.690 billion to $9.740 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $15.04 to $15.10, up from the May range of $9.625 billion to $9.705 billion and $14.72 to $14.80.
Synopsys unveils fully autonomous chip verification agent built with NVIDIA at DAC
At the DAC Chips to Systems conference, Synopsys showed autonomous, long-running AI agents for chip and electronics design built with NVIDIA Nemotron and secured by the NVIDIA OpenShell runtime.
Synopsys Q2 FY2026: revenue $2.28 billion and raised guidance, shares fall
Synopsys reported second-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue of $2.276 billion, up 42% from $1.604 billion, and non-GAAP EPS of $3.35.
Synopsys Converge: AgentEngineer multi-agent chip design and Multiphysics Fusion preview
At its Converge conference, Synopsys previewed AgentEngineer, a multi-agent workflow that generates RTL from natural language and specifications and builds unit testbenches.
Synopsys board approves up to $2.0 billion stock buyback replenishment
With its first-quarter fiscal 2026 results, Synopsys said its board replenished the stock repurchase program with authority to buy up to $2.0 billion of common stock.
Synopsys schedules inaugural Converge conference for March 11-12 in Santa Clara
Synopsys announced a new combined event, Converge, for March 11-12, 2026 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, merging its SNUG and Simulation World user conferences with an invitation-only executive forum.
CEO Sassine Ghazi's 2026 letter sets priorities and frames Synopsys as an engineering-software company
In his 2026 letter to stakeholders, CEO Sassine Ghazi said the long-term strategy is sound after execution problems in 2025 linked to export restrictions and the IP market.