Semiconductor IP growth brings challenges for subsystem verification, integration, security and the addition of sensor standards. Can Savage clear the smoke? Continue reading →
Why is one of Europe’s leading semiconductor IDMs pushing into leading-edge, 28-nm FD-SOI technology while leaving a market were such technology might be useful? Continue reading →
Imec, Belgium’s R&D leader, will join with global partners at Semicon West to showcase nanotechnology advances in almost every imaginable market. Continue reading →
Although a boon to semiconductor sensor, analog and RF-wireless IP providers, few practitioners seem able to clearly define intelligent embedded systems. Continue reading →
In the past year, Asia rose as an IP market, thefts continued, patent trolls flourished, Intel and ARM battled, sensors dominated and subsystems grew. Continue reading →
Like Buck Rogers, Tesla’s dream of wireless power has awakened to a greatly changed world where innovation is hampered by IP litigation. But hope remains. Continue reading →
Gesture-recognition technology continues to move into the main stream as Qualcomm acquires portions of GestureTek, proof of the growing importance of sensor system-based IP. Continue reading →
Many users may think that semiconductor IP is a boringly mature topic, but that view is far from reality as IP moves into new and expanding markets. Continue reading →
