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Rizzatti LLC writes technical and marketing content that helps semiconductor, EDA, and AI-hardware companies explain why their technology matters, written by an engineer for engineers. Every service draws on four decades of experience in EDA and hardware-assisted verification, so your story is technically sound before it reaches the market.

Positioning & Messaging

Turn complex technology into a clear value proposition that engineers trust and executives understand.

Product Launches

Plan and write launch content (announcements, briefs, web copy, and launch-day articles) so a product enters the market with a coherent story.

Technical Articles & Bylines

Ghostwritten and bylined articles, white papers, and blog posts that hold up under scrutiny from expert readers.

Press & Analyst Relations

Prepare briefings, pitches, and talking points, and help startups get their story in front of the editors and analysts who shape opinion in the industry.

Built on Verification Expertise

Hardware-assisted verification, including emulation and FPGA prototyping, is not a separate add-on. That expertise is part of every engagement, and it is why Rizzatti LLC can write about your technology with accuracy from the first draft.

Who We Work With

Rizzatti LLC works with semiconductor, EDA, and AI-hardware companies, including:

EDA startups
Established EDA vendors
Semiconductor IP companies
Chip companies

How Engagements Work

Every engagement is shaped around the client’s needs. Rizzatti LLC offers three ways to work together:

Monthly retainer for ongoing content and support
Project-based work for a specific launch, article, or deliverable
Time-based engagements

Most clients start with a single project and move to a retainer once they see the results. Contact Rizzatti LLC for a quote.

Why Rizzatti LLC

Most tech PR agencies learn your product from a slide deck. Rizzatti LLC starts from 40 years of hands-on application engineering in EDA front-end tools, with deep specialization in hardware-assisted verification: emulation and FPGA prototyping. That means no hand-holding through the technology, no hype that engineers see through, and content that is technically accurate the first time.

Add a broad, practical grasp of the semiconductor industry (its players, economics, and the nuts and bolts of how chips get designed and verified) and you get a partner who can speak credibly to both design teams and investors.

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