Advanced SoC Interconnect IP Enables Greater Flexibility in an Era of Consolidation
I am thoroughly enjoying 2013. That’s because there seems to be a lot more reason for optimism this year than last year. But before we let go of 2012, it’s important to reflect on the past year and see what it can teach us so we can make better business decisions moving forward.
The one lesson learned is that flexibility for SoC designs is increasingly more important. In this new era, companies must be able to respond to dynamic and ever-changing market demands. The consolidation experienced in 2012 taught us this lesson well. Sales channels are more fluid than ever, and companies must proactively embrace changing industry demands. Furthermore, a professionally designed interconnect fabric will give chip designers the tools they need be more competitive.
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