Silicon Creations Presents Architectures and IP for SoC Clocking
May 5, 2025
Design & Reuse recently held its IP-SoC Days event at the Hyatt Regency in Santa Clara. Advanced IP is now the fuel for a great deal of innovation in semiconductor design. This popular event allows IP providers to highlight the latest products and services and share a vision of the future. IP consumers can easily get updates on the latest IP technology trends and innovations all at one event. There was a presentation that dove into a lot of very relevant details. The information was complete and compelling. In case you missed the event, here is a summary of how Silicon Creations presents architectures and IP for SoC clocking.
Key Takeaways
- Design & Reuse held its IP-SoC Days event in Santa Clara, focusing on innovations in semiconductor design.
- Jeff Galloway, co-founder of Silicon Creations, presented on architectures and IP for SoC clocking, highlighting challenges and solutions in analog/mixed signal design.
- Silicon Creations offers a wide range of precision IP including PLLs and oscillators used in various applications like smartphones and automotive devices.
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