IP and volcanoes - explosive possibilities
May 5, 2010
What do Design & Reuses’ IP-SoC conferences have in common with an Icelandic volcano? While several analogies come to mind, suffice it to say the folks at D&R are like evangelists spreading the IP message, much like molten lava, over the widest terrain possible. I participated in the latest in a series of conferences by Design & Reuse – IP SoC Days hosted by SemIsrael in Tel Aviv, April 15th, during the eruption of Iceland’s now infamous volcano.
With the growing need for SoC developers to license IP, the goal of Design & Reuse is to expand the worldwide footprint of conferences and market the clear advantages of IP around the globe, despite unforeseen acts of nature.
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