Warren Savage's Take Five Interview with Nikos Zervas
September 15, 2014
Warren opens Season Four of his great Take Five interview series talking with our COO Nikos Zervas. Topics include:
- The surprising high-tech industry in Nikos' home country Greece.
- How reusable semiconductor IP is by definition meant to save developers time and cost.
- That the principle value of an IP core licensed from CAST is indeed helping designers satisfy their challenging development schedules and monetary budgets.
- Also that another benefit of IP cores from CAST is the opportunity for developers to differentiate their products (e.g., choosing a 32-bit embedded systems processor that's a better match for their specific product requirements than are more typical choices, or incorporating sophisticated video compression beyond their own level of compression experience).
The talk concludes with iIkos's recommendation of the One Thing semiconductor providers should do to really help their customers (watch to find out).
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