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Low-energy SoCs for wireless communication get boost from non-finFET based FD-SOI semiconductor technology from CEA-Leti and STMIcroelectronics.

High courts wrestle with limits of copyright, as a protection for software.

The digital isolator circuit has gone CMOS. Integrated designs circumvent the capacitative bandwidth limitations and other issues of the venerable old opto-isolator.

Deciding who owns the hardware and software intellectual property (IP) for the Internet-of-Things (IoT) is a difficult hurdle to clear.

Technology traveler reports on IEEE IEDM trends in nanotechnology and Ford’s EnTransit events on the future of automotive transportation.

Currently, the uncrowded 60GHz spectrum looks to greatly extend Wi-Fi if designers can meet challenges for inexpensive, small and low power modules.

Experts from ARM, Rambus, Atrenta and TSMC debate the new challenges faced by IP designers in the IoT space during the IPextreme Constellations event.

Leveraging requirements traceability and the contextual knowledge of your entire organization is easier than it’s ever been as shown by these examples.

In Part II of this story, Cadence, Synopsys and Imperas offer challenges that hardware and software designers will face in verifying system requirements.

A panel of experts from Dassault Systemes, ARM, Cadence and IPextreme turned a critical eye to the management of IP in the Google-on-Air event. By John Blyler, Editorial Director, IP Systems Last week, I moderated a panel on the evolving challenges faced by semiconductor companies in managing a growing base of intellectual property (IP) blocks. While the panel was sponsored by Dassault …