Tag Archives: IPExtreme

Unique exhibition and trade show levels the playing field for customers and vendors as semiconductor intellectual property (IP) reuse grows beyond EDA tools.

Silvaco’s acquisition of IPextreme points to the increasing importance of IP in EDA.

Xilinx in space; lenssless optics; the AMBA coherent host interface; the downside of silos; vertical companies; gender inequity; PCIe Gen 4; and the de-evolution of the SoC

Buffer, and ADC design considerations; all about timing specifications; portable stimulus; Star Trek and the IoT; the Wilson Group's functional verification study; RTOS performance; the Silicon Valley age gap; temperature and humidity sensors; requirements management; and the oft-dreaded question "What do you do for a living?"

Microcontrollers and the 68000; Neural networks; Stacked dies; a Study of Studies; Always On; Smart Cities; Code Monkeys; Test Strategy; and Biometric Security

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 …

Both soft (hardware) and software IP should dominate in the IoT market. But for which segments will that growth occur? See what the experts from IPExtreme, Atmel, GarySmithEDA, Semico Research and Jama Software are thinking.

A recent FCC report blames Google’s software development process for its WiFi privacy breach. How stable is the process for semiconductor IP creation?

A recent FCC report blames Google’s software development process for its WiFi privacy breach. How stable is the process for semiconductor IP creation?