S2C sells a peculiar advantage to chip designers: months of usable reality before the silicon is real. Its boxes turn unfinished logic into something engineers can boot, probe, break, and improve.

The Visibl Semiconductors co-founder went from a Queen’s boat-sharing pitch to software for chip teams - with a podcast microphone, an Intel veteran and one stubborn bottleneck along the way.
AI chips are getting better at arithmetic and worse at waiting. Baya Systems is building the configurable on-chip roads - and the software map - meant to keep data moving before a costly design becomes silicon.