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What's Right and Wrong with IP?
By Ed Sperling -- 8/11/2006
Electronic News
Electronic News sat down with Sanjay Dave, director of ASIC engineering in ATI’s digital TV group, and Kevin Walsh, director of marketing for intellectual property in Synopsys’ Solutions group, to talk about what’s working in the intellectual property space and where the problems are. What follows are excerpts of the discussion, which was held in front of a live audience at the Design Automation Conference.
Electronic News
Electronic News sat down with Sanjay Dave, director of ASIC engineering in ATI’s digital TV group, and Kevin Walsh, director of marketing for intellectual property in Synopsys’ Solutions group, to talk about what’s working in the intellectual property space and where the problems are. What follows are excerpts of the discussion, which was held in front of a live audience at the Design Automation Conference.
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