Mobile World Congress: A Decade of Change in IP Innovation
March 5, 2015
BARCELONA, Spain—In the past decade, immense change has come to mobile electronic system design. Steve Roddy should know. He’s had a ringside seat to those changes—and Mobile World Congress—for years.
Roddy, senior group director for Tensilica marketing, said during MWC 2015 that system design is a much different challenge than it was a decade ago. (Tensilica, which Cadence acquired in 2013, has exhibited at big events like MWC and Consumer Electronics Show for years).
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