Consolidation and EDA innovation
March 20, 2013
According to a poll conducted by EDAC, and presented at the EDAC Consortium’s CEO forecast, 74% of respondents think that consolidation within the EDA industry has been bad for innovation.
Having been in both startups and large EDA companies, I am somewhat surprised by this number and feel that I have to weigh in a little here, because I think the kinds of innovation that happen in both is essential for the health of our industry.
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