Insyde Software Joins Arm Total Design to Accelerate AI-Ready Silicon Innovation

Insyde Software, a leading global provider of UEFI and OpenBMC-based firmware,  announced that it has joined Arm® Total Design, a collaborative ecosystem designed to simplify and accelerate custom silicon development powered by Arm Neoverse™ Compute Subsystems (CSS).

In close alignment with Arm’s shift-left approach, Insyde empowers AI infrastructure providers to validate chiplet-based designs earlier — before hardware is available — driving faster innovation and scalable deployment. As an Arm Total Design partner, Insyde delivers proven firmware solutions, deep engineering expertise, and support for the latest Arm system architecture standards and technologies driven by the Open Compute Project (OCP) to ensure high-performance, secure, and reliable AI infrastructure.

This commitment builds on Insyde’s leadership within the Arm ecosystem, having been among the first to achieve Arm SystemReady SR-SIE compliance on advanced Arm-based server platforms.

On stage at the OCP Global Summit, Arm unveiled Insyde Software’s membership in the Arm Total Design and participation in the OCP Chiplet Marketplace, highlighting its contributions to Arm Total Design. Among them is insydeICE™, a firmware kickstart program for Arm Neoverse CSS designers that simplifies development and accelerates time-to-market by offering:

• Proven, production-ready UEFI & OpenBMC firmware
• A low-cost barrier to entry for early-stage projects
• Full support for Arm Neoverse CSS emulation models
• Pre-silicon boot firmware debugging
• Direct access to Insyde’s expert engineering team

“Joining Arm Total Design allows us to help silicon innovators move faster and smarter,” said Tim Lewis, CTO, Insyde Software. “Arm Total Design is a unique ecosystem with partners dedicated to chiplet strategies and new system designs and we are pleased to be a part of this program, helping to power the next wave of AI-ready server infrastructure.”

“Arm Total Design is designed to accelerate time to silicon by bringing industry partners together and giving companies a head start on their innovation,” said Eddie Ramirez, vice president of go-to-market, Infrastructure Business, Arm. “Insyde’s expertise in firmware and early enablement will strengthen our ecosystem and help developers bring transformative Neoverse CSS-based solutions to market faster