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As in previous years, AI is a big topic in the semiconductor EDA IP chip design space. This year, though, many experts see clear challenges that must be overcome before the technology becomes mainstream. However, those companies that successfully address these issues early on will gain a crucial advantage in improving chip designer productivity and innovation on both existing products …

It seems like every tech company on the planet now offers an AI application, especially in generative AI. Most are more marketing ploys than practical implementations, but all rely on specifically designed semiconductor chips. Such demand is already changing the landscape of the semiconductor industry. Read the complete story at Semiconductor Digest.

Attention – Electronics and semiconductor professionals in the Pacific Northwest! SEMI is having another half-day breakfast forum. Wearable devices have challenging requirements for power consumption, compactness, lightweight, low cost, high flexibility, ease-of-use, durability, and conformability. This technical forum will address and highlight recent advances, key challenges, current solutions, and future opportunities for wearable and flexible electronics. Presented by the SEMI …

REUSE 2017 - Dec. 14th at the Santa Clara Conv. Center - brings together the diverse global intellectual property (IP) community of designers and suppliers of the semiconductor industry.

Semico Research’s Jim Feldhan shared detailed hardware-software intellectual property (IP) reuse trends through 2020 for the semiconductor chip market.

Keynote will highlight IP theft and prevention while afternoon panel wrestles with semi open source hardware reuse and IP. By John Blyler, Editorial Director, JB Systems The continued growth of semiconductor intellectual property (IP) is critical for the health of the EDA chip development and tools markets. This point was emphasized by Laurie Balch, Chief Analyst at GSEDA, during this year’s …

Learn from other industries to gain a system's perspective was the reoccurring theme of Garysmith EDA analyst Laurie Balch’s pre-DAC address.

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

System-of-Systems (SoS) company Siemens significantly expands with acquisition of Mentor Graphics System-on-Chip (SoC), board-level and automotive technologies.

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