Has IP moved to Subsystem? Will IP-SoC 2011 bring answers?
August 4, 2011
I have shared with you the most interesting I have heard during IP-SoC 2010, in two blogs, Part I was about IP market forecast (apparently my optimistic view was quite different from the rather pessimistic vision shared by SC analysts) and Part II, named “System Level Mantra”, was strongly influenced by Cadence clever presentation, but this was before Cadence decided to drop “EDA360”, as least according with Dan Nenni in “CDNS EDA360 is dead”.
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