Licensing customizable multi-process analog IP
November 28, 2024
For many years analog IP integration has been known to be complex, time-consuming and costly. In this Agile Analog blog post, we outline how licensing our customizable multi-process analog IP can enable chip design engineers to take back control of the work, time and expense involved.
There are two key questions that Agile Analog can answer that will help explain this. Why is our customizable analog IP superior to standard off-the-shelf IP? Why is licensing our analog IP solutions better for your business than trying to develop analog IP internally?
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