Our objective at AAS is to find the ideal business solution for every customer, ensuring low risk, attractive costs, high quality, and on-time delivery. We can interface the customer at any entry point, starting from Architecture and ERS (Early Spec), RTL coding, Netlist, Place & Route, DFT, GDSII creation and Physical Verifications or just handle GDSII delivery to the FAB for turnkey manufacturing. We have the expertise, resources, and flexibility to meet the unique needs of all our clients. We leverage decades of experience in the custom chip design and semiconductor manufacturing to deliver high-quality products at competitive costs and with on-time delivery.
 
AAS offers flexible models, which are transparently defined in collaboration with the customer to address his unique needs; taking into consideration required performance, technology, cost and the business case, geopolitical considerations, reliability, longevity and other relevant factors.

Production Phase- Cost Models
Once your design reaches production, the business model you choose directly affects how cost, risk, and control are managed.
Yield variability, ramp-up learning, schedule pressure, and supply-chain events all materialize at this stage, and your commercial structure determines how these realities translate into financial and operational impact.

There is no single “right” model. The optimal choice depends on how much risk you want to absorb, how much transparency you require, and how involved you prefer to be in day-to-day production decisions.

Aligning The Model to Your Objectives
The business model you choose should reflect your risk tolerance, internal capabilities, and long-term product strategy.
Many customers evolve their approach over time, starting with risk-mitigated models in early production and transitioning to more cost- or control- Oriented structures as the product matures.

The key is flexibility: Selecting the model that best supports your requirements and priorities at each stage of production.