IP Roundtable: Subsystems & Software
This blog continues the experts' panel on trends in the intellectual property (IP) industry.
In part one, Roundtable on Intellectual Property, Part 1, we discussed the concept of IP as a partnership between the IP supplier and the user. In the second installment, IP Roundtable: Is There Room for Startups?, we looked at how sophisticated the industry has become and if it is now too complex for startups.
Taking part in today's discussion are: Mike Gianfagna, vice president of Corporate Marketing, Atrenta; Warren Savage, president and CEO of IPextreme; John Koeter, vice president of Marketing, Solutions Group, Synopsys; and Chris Rowen, Cadence Fellow and CTO, Tensilica.
EE Times: IP used to be fairly simple blocks, but today there appears to be a trend for larger IP subsystems becoming the norm. While some IP suppliers are shipping the complete subsystem, are we perhaps going to see a tiered approach in the industry where a company may integrate several smaller pieces of IP together and then resell that as a sub-system?
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