And Then There Were Three
January 10, 2012
I have been saying for some time that the future of EDA lies in consolidation of the players from the current four-horse race to a two-horse one. Finally, last month, Synopsys showed that they understood this requirement with the announcement of their acquisition of Magma, a company I expected would have been acquired some time ago.
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