Virage absorbs a key piece of NXP: signs for the future of IP?
October 13, 2009
In a startling move announced this morning, growing semiconductor intellectual property vendor Virage Logic announced that, through an unusual and complex agreement, it has in effect acquired much of the technological heart of NXP Semiconductors. The agreement, billed by the two companies as a strategic alliance, cannot but bring profound change to both organizations.
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