Mentor Acquires Magma?
November 22, 2010
“I believe that within five years only two EDA companies will survive,” said Magma Design Automation Rajeev Madhavan (Silicom Ventures LLC international summit June 2008) “We will therefore be one of these two big companies, or we will have been bought by one of them,” he added.”
Clearly Magma will not be one of the two or even three big EDA companies in the next 2.5 years so who will acquire them?
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