The global market for Interface IP is
projected to reach US$1.2 billion by 2025, driven by the growing value of semiconductor
intellectual property core as a key asset capable of influencing competitiveness
of vendors. Benefits of semiconductor IP for vendors include ability to accelerate
the adoption of new standards; reduce the complexity of designs; revenue
generating asset in the form of royalty and licensing revenue. In an industry characterized
by blistering pace of change, technology convergence and increased complexity
of devices, changing chip architectures towards integrated single chips (System on Chip /SOC designs), and reducing
time-to-market, pre-designed IP
cores/blocks are becoming increasingly important and valuable. Leveraging
technology for licensing is quickly emerging to be a profitable, lucrative and an
important aspect of semiconductor entrepreneurship. Companies are therefore
focusing on the creation of successful IP design, given that IP is all about engineering
and engineering is all about talent and innovation, the two most important factors
influencing success in the semiconductor industry. Read More…
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