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Siemens plans to acquire Lauterbach to expand its EDA portfolio
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- On November 10th, Siemens announced that the company has signed an agreement to acquire Lauterbach.
- The deal is expected to further solidify Siemens' position as a leading EDA supplier.
- IT House understands that Lauterbach was founded in Germany in 1979, currently has about 170 employees, serves 1,200 customers from all walks of life around the world, and has revenue of about 60 million euros in 2025 (IT House Note: The current exchange rate is about 449 million yuan).
- Lauterbach develops hardware-assisted debuggers, real-time trackers, and other comprehensive, modular, and scalable development and validation tools for MCUs and embedded CPU cores, and is a leading provider of debugging and tracking solutions for embedded software and complex SoC architectures.
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Read the original: 西门子计划收购 Lauterbach，拓展 EDA 产品组合