The tape-out date does not negotiate.

Silicon concentrates everything Qeino was built for: multi-site teams converging on dates that cost seven figures to miss, hardware and software on one schedule, and design IP that is not an asset of the company but the company itself. A slipped milestone here is not a re-plan. It is a missed shuttle, a renegotiated customer commitment, a competitor’s opening.

The first light of those slips — a verification blocker forming, two sites duplicating an investigation, a dependency quietly going stale — already exists in your Jira, your repositories, your team channels. Qeino reads it inside your perimeter and surfaces it while the schedule can still absorb the correction. Then it records what the early catch was worth.

Why the cloud vendors never made your shortlist: design data, toolchain telemetry and programme records do not go to third-party clouds. Policy says so; customers say so; in much of the industry, export-control regimes say so. Qeino deploys on-premises or fully air-gapped — so the shortlist finally has something on it.