Verification IP - develop in-house or buy off the shelf?
Today VIPs are a commodity, like potatoes. As a design company, you want to focus on doing the design and leave the business of growing potatoes, I mean VIPs, to us at TrueChip, VIP specialists. Most vip providers in the market wrap their potatoes in fancy packaging aka encryption and sell it as an expensive, magical thing. Designers have no way to look inside the package or modify it.
At TrueChip, we sell a potato as a potato, giving you the option to decide if you want to use it as is, or make mashed potatoes out of it. If you want gravy with it, we will supply that too. Or if your requirement is for a baked potato, you can bake it or we can bake it for you, and add the fixings that you want - sour cream, butter, bacon bits or whatever you want. Or if you want to make home fries with it, that's quite easy too.
No matter how you want your potato done, or in this case your vip, build or buy, talk to us before you finalize. We are at www.truechip.net
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