CEO Interview: Xerxes Wania of Sidense
September 19, 2016
Article: A Brief History of Atrenta and RTL Design-otp-cellphones-min-jpgThis is the first in a series of CEO interviews and I thought semiconductor IP would be a great place to start. Xerxes Wania is the President and CEO of Sidense, a leading developer of Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) One-Time Programmable (OTP) IP cores. Sidense has been a part of SemiWiki since 2013 so we know them quite well. I hope the rest of the CEO interviews are as engaging as this one:
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