Quote Sheet - Accellera Approves Functional Safety Language Standard 1.0 for Release

Agnisys

Agnisys congratulates Accellera and the Functional Safety Working Group on the release of FSL LRM 1.0. This milestone establishes a standardized, data-model-driven language for authoring and exchanging FMEDA data — failure modes, safety mechanisms, and safety metrics — across the semiconductor supply chain. By closing the long-standing gap between what ISO 26262 and IEC 61508 require and how that data is captured and shared, FSL enables greater interoperability, traceability, and automation in safety-critical design. We're proud to support this important step forward for the industry.

-Anupam Bakshi, Founder, CEO, Agnisys, Inc.

Intel

Functional safety is foundational to how Intel designs silicon for safety-critical applications. As these systems scale across industries, common, interoperable approaches to safety data will be essential to reducing complexity and enabling customers to build and validate solutions with greater confidence. Efforts like Accellera’s FSL LRM 1.0 can help drive greater interoperability across the ecosystem, and we’re proud to contribute our expertise as the industry moves toward more scalable approaches to functional safety.

-John Healy, VP & GM, Industrial & Robotics Division, Intel Corporation

Siemens EDA

"As designs become increasingly complex and safety analysis spans IP, SoC integrators, and systems, the industry needs a consistent way to capture, exchange, and trace safety information. The release of the Accellera Functional Safety Language Standard marks an important step toward making functional safety analysis more scalable, interoperable, and efficient across the semiconductor supply chain. By providing a common framework for safety information, the standard can help engineering teams apply functional safety practices more consistently across design and verification flows. Siemens is proud to have contributed to this industry collaboration and looks forward to seeing the standard drive broader adoption and innovation in functional safety.”

- Jake Wiltgen, Functional Safety Solutions Director, Siemens EDA

Synopsys

"Synopsys congratulates the Accellera Functional Safety Working Group on the release of the Functional Safety Language (FSL) LRM 1.0. As safety-critical systems continue to grow in complexity, standards such as FSL are essential to improving collaboration, traceability, and consistency across the semiconductor ecosystem. Synopsys is proud to have contributed to the development of this standard and looks forward to supporting industry adoption.”

Sanjay Bali, Senior Vice President of EDA Product Management and Strategy, Synopsys