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Intellectual Property
Statement of Challenges
- Design complexity continues to grow, while development schedules and resources continue to shrink
- Quality and integration continue to be issues with increasing reliance on pre-made IP and IP subsystems
- Choosing a good IP provider is difficult with continual consolidation among IP providers
- Performing Make vs Buy decisions with IP is difficult
Mission
To address IP industry challenges preventing consumers from success with IP. The IP includes: silicon,embedded software, verification and system level IP.
Objectives
- Uncover the obstacles preventing IP vendors from successfully selling IP and the obstacles that are preventing IP users from successfully integrating IP
- Develop tools that enable greater communication and decision making
- Improve IP usage by applying metrics that align users and sellers on key success indicators (KSIs)
Get Involved
The IP Interest Group is chaired by Warren Savage, CEO, IPextreme. GSA is actively seeking semiconductor, IP, and other supply chain partners who work with IP to join the interest group. For more information on how to get involved in the IP Interest Group, contact Chelsea Boone at GSA, 972.866.7579 ext. 123.
Social Media
Join our Social Media groups and stay informed. LinkedIn groups are specific to each GSA Interest Group/Working Group.

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IP Licensing Best Practices Survey
Participate each quarter and receive the complimentary report!
Send an email to Chelsea Boone for more information and to be added to the distribution list.
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Tools
IP Acquisition & Management
IP ROI Calculator
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Mentor Graphics
The IP ROI Calculator was created to provide a framework that allows users to add their own data and criteria for their Make vs. Buy decision. Functioning as an excel workbook, the calculator has five main sections - Introduction, IP Qualitative, IP make vs. Buy, Product ROI and Sensitivity Analysis.
IP Catalogs
IPecosystem Tool Suite
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GSA is pleased to offer a new suite of productivity tools that enables more efficient communication between IP vendors, IP integrators and foundries for IP interaction, an area critical for design success. The tools create efficiencies and lower risk
by reducing the time spent collecting the specific information required to purchase, integrate and utilize IP.
SURVEYS
GSA Interest Group Survey
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GSA's Interest Groups are driving industry solutions in EDA/Design, IP, Wafer Manufacturing, Packaging and Test. Help us by giving your feedback in these areas.
Suppliers and Service Partners
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REPORTS
2010 GSA Memory Conference Report
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“Bridging Memory and Logic ICs for Better System Performance”
The GSA Memory Conference, held in Taipei on March 16, 2010, ended with great success. The 2010 GSA Memory Conference Report records the key perspectives and insights from the distinguished speakers and the companies they represented at this conference. It also brings together impartial views and comments from the Industrial Economics and Knowledge Center (IEK), the industrial research arm of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), a long-term associate to GSA.
Outsourcing IP Market Reports
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GSA is pleased to collaborate with IPnest to offer comprehensive industry reports on various IP. IPnest provides strategic marketing expertise to various IP vendors and market surveys focused on wired Interface IP (PCIe, SATA, USB, DDR, HDMI).
New Patent Law
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Sunshine Intellectual Property Firm
PDF, 175 KB
Understanding Fabless IC Technology
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Authors: Jeorge S. Hurtarte, Evert A. Wolsheimer, Lisa M. Tafoya
Understanding Fabless IC Technology focuses on the differences between the IDM and fabless business model and provides the reader with an overview of how to conduct business in the outsourced semiconductor industry environment as well as discusses technical, cultural and global issues. It also discusses key business topics such as negotiating with outside fabrication companies, choosing the right electronic design tools, protection of intellectual property and business plans, and maintaining quality control.
Building a Better Supply Chain: Successful Collaboration in the Fabless Semiconductor Industry
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Industry Directions and GSA
A collaborative effort between industry analyst firm Industry Directions, Inc. and GSA, the study demonstrates that while fabless companies are adept at operating in the outsourced model and recognize the importance of the supply chain and how it helps drive competitive advantage, there is significant opportunity for improvement.
GSA Semiconductor Market Report: An Essential Data Resource for Outsourcing Companies
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The Semiconductor Market Report, last updated in May 2007, is an essential historical data resource that encompasses the entire fabless ecosystem. There is no single source or publication of this caliber with the more than 550 pages of easy-to-read charts, graphs and written analysis.
SIP Business Handbook
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ARTICLES
The Sure Path to 40nm Success
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Virage Logic
Virage Logic
PDF, 144 KB
Can MIPI and MDDI Really Co-Exist?
IP Acquisition Considerations for Fabless IC Companies
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Start-Up Education
Peter Lee, President & CEO
Aplus Flash Technology
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PRESENTATIONS
IP Conference Taiwan
Hsinchu, Taiwan May 7, 2009
ITAC and GSA Conference
Waterloo, Ontario, CANADA April 15, 2009
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Semiconductor Industry Will Innovate its Way Out of the Downturn
Lisa Tafoya, Vice President of Global Research
Global Semiconductor Alliance
The semiconductor industry has a rich tradition of managing through dramatic and unforgiving cycles,
ranging from years of extraordinary growth, to steep declines. After several unprecedented years of
contiguous growth, the industry is now facing a downturn stunning even industry veterans.
Semiconductor companies will not go unscathed in this current environment. Start-ups needing
additional rounds of funding and do not yet have a product and are not cash-flow positive are the most
vulnerable. However, in general, the industry is in a much stronger position to weather this downturn
than it was in 2001. The presentation will provide data and analysis supporting the hypothesis that the
semiconductor industry will innovate its way out of the downturn, and how great companies will be
prepared for next-generation opportunities.
PDF, 4.35 MB
DesignCon 2009
Santa Clara, CA February 4, 2009
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Embracing a New Paradigm: EDA Tools and IP as Solutions Enablers
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Bill Martin, General Manager, Verification IP Division
Mentor Graphics
PDF, 4 MB
GSA IP Fraud Protection Webinar
WebEx October 8, 2008
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IP Fraud Protection
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Chris Jensen, Vice President of Marketing, New Momentum
New Momentum
PDF, 6.24 MB
GSA Suppliers Expo & Conference
Santa Slara, CA October 2, 2008
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Panel Discussion
IP: How to Successfully Use and Integrate IP
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Moderator: Bill Martin, General Manager, Verification IP Division, Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics
Panel Dermot Barry, Vice President Consumer Silicon, Silicon & Software Systems Ltd. Ron Burns, General Manager, Semiconductor and Systems Solutions, Wipro Technologies Thomas Hartung, Vice President Sales & Marketing, X-FAB Group Jeff Lewis, Vice President, Marketing and Product Operations, Innovative Silicon Inc.
The afternoon panel at the 2008 Suppliers Expo discussed how companies can be successful when using 3rd party IP and services to complete their design. The panel highlighted and included findings from the GSA IP Conference held on September 24-25.
PDF, 1.48 MB
GSA IP Conference: Strategy for a Healthy IP Ecosystem
Santa Clara, CA September 25, 2008
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Reducing Hidden Costs in the IP Ecosystem: Where?, When?, How?
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Raminderpal Singh, Senior Technical Staff Member, Semiconductor Industry Analyst, IBM Corporate Marketing
IBM Corporate Marketing
PDF, 1.18 MB
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Keynote Address
IP in the SoC Era: Truth & Consequences
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Ron Collett, President and Chief Executive Officer, Numetrics Management Systems, Inc.
Numetrics Management Systems, Inc.
PDF, 1.31 MB
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Do We Need Unified IP Standards?
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Dennis Brophy, Vice Chair, Accellera
Accellera
PDF, 1.42 MB
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Creating Best Practices From a Silicon Testing Standpoint
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Martin Niset, Product and Test Engineering Manager, Virage Logic
Virage Logic
PDF, 944 KB
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Panel Discussion
What Key Issues and Drivers are Considered When Migrating a Design From One Node to the Next?
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Moderator: Ron Wilson, Executive Editor, EDN
EDN
PDF, 641 KB
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Panel Discussion
IP Responsibility . . . The Impact of IP Quality on Time-To-Revenue
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Moderator: Kurt Wolf, Director, IP Supplier Management Program, TSMC
TSMC
PDF, 1.79 MB
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RDR in the IP Space - Design Methods and Their Impact on IP
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Lars Liebmann, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Corporation
IBM Corporation
PDF, 1.07 MB
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Panel Discussion
Integration of Foundry and IP Suppliers
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Moderator: Dave Bursky, Semiconductor Editor, Chip Design Magazine
Chip Design Magazine
PDF, 1.77 MB
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Panel Discussion
Understanding and Utilizing a Compatible IP Ecosystem
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Moderator: Ana M. Hunter, Vice President, Samsung Semiconductor
Samsung Semiconductor
PDF, 2.23 MB
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How Do I Ensure That any Software Will Work in My SoC?
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Marc Greenberg, Director of Technical Marketing, Denali Software, Inc.
Denali Software, Inc.
PDF, 944 KB
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Keynote Address
Semiconductor Intellectual Property: The Key to a $100 Billion Market
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Jordan Selburn, Principal Analyst, Semiconductor Design, iSuppli Corporation
iSupply Corporation
PDF, 286 KB
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Challenges, Consumer Demands and Value-Added Solutions - A Design Community Perspective
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Ken Tallo, Director of External IP & Virtual Platforms, Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation
PDF, 3.13 MB
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Can Foundries Provide Value to Electronics Companies?
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Walter Ng, Vice President, Design Enablement Alliances, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Inc.
Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Inc.
PDF, 2.29 MB
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Reuse is Surging The Why, How and What?
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Adam Traidman, Group Marketing Director, Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
PDF, 2.91 MB
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Realizing the Benefits of IP Within Your Design Environment
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John Chilton, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Corporate Development, Synopsys, Inc.
Synopsys, Inc.
PDF, 3.6 MB
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Panel Discussion
Expanding Decreasing Margins: Facilitating Improved Margins, Lower Cost and Faster Time-To-Market
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Moderator: Jordan Selburn, Principal Analyst, Semiconductor Design, iSuppli Corporation
iSuppli Corporation
PDF, 641 KB
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Panel Discussion
Is Silicon Validation of IP Sufficient?
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Moderator: Nitin Deo, Group Director, Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
PDF, 1.78 MB
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Panel Discussion
How Does IP Quality, Verification and Reliability Relate to Yield?
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Moderator: Ann Steffora-Mutschler, Senior Editor, EDN
EDN
PDF, 642 KB
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Using Hard IP Quality Risk Assessment Tool to Measure IP: Two Examples of Case Studies - Hard IP Blocks
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David Schwan, Engineering Manager, CAD and Layout, RFMD
RFMD
PDF, 642 KB
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Soft IP in Mobile Handsets
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Oliver Gunasekara, Vice President, Mobile Business, W & W Communications
W & W Communications
PDF, 20.11 MB
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The High Return on Investment for Embedded Non-Volatile Memory
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Craig Rawlings, Director of Marketing, Kilopass Technology, Inc.
Kilopass Technology, Inc.
PDF, 1.39 MB
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Benchmarking - Making IP an Important Part of Your Business Strategy
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Glenn Raskin, Director Program Manager, Qualcomm
Qualcomm
PDF, 642 KB
SEMICON China 2008
Shanghai, China March 18, 2008
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Tools for Reducing the Hidden Costs in the IP Supply Ecosystem
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Moderator: Dr. Raminderpal Singh, Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM
IPecosystem Technical Lead, GSA
IBM
PDF
FSA Semiconductor Leaders Forum
Taipei, Taiwan November 7, 2007
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Enhancing IP Access For Fabless Companies
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Warren East, Chief Executive Officer, ARM
ARM
PPT, 9.6 MB
FSA Webcast: Addressing the #1 Bottleneck to IP Fluidity in the Market
June 26, 2007
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Panel Discussion: Addressing the #1 Bottleneck to IP Fluidity in the Market
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Moderator: Ron Wilson, EDN Magazine
EDN Magazine
PDF
IET & FSA International Semiconductor Forum
Paris, France May 15, 2007
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Technical Theme: IP and Reuse
Leveraging Knowledge and Design Reuse is Critical to Success
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Gabriele Saucier, CEO, Chairman of the Board, Design and Re-Use
Design and Re-Use
PDF, 608 KB
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Keynote Address: Consolidation and the IP Business Model
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Mike Muller, CTO, ARM
ARM
PDF, 23.2 MB
FSA International Collaboration Series: Low-Power Design
March 31, 2007
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ARM Solutions and Collaborations for Low Power
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Felix Fei, ARM
ARM
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Understanding the SIP Business Process Presentation
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WHITEPAPERS
The Challenge Of Re-Use
Supply Chain Issues In The High-Technology Semiconductor Industry
Sofics hebistors:Latch-up Immune on-chip ESD protection for High Voltage processes and applications
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Bart Keppens
Sofics BVBA
While High Voltage interfaces are broadly used in many IC applications like motor control, power management and conversion, LCD panel drivers and automotive systems, many IC designers still lack a low leakage, costeffective and latch-up immune ESD protection clamp.
This white paper introduces a newly developed protection device and compares it with the traditional approaches, based on measurements on
TSMC 0.35um 15V and TSMC 0.25um 40V technology. Within an area of 35.000um², the novel hebistor device with holding voltage above 40V
achieves more than 4kV HBM, 200V MM while the leakage and capacitance stay well below typical requirements (<10nA and <250fF).
Hebistors form a family of high voltage ESD/EOS/IEC protection clamps which are branded under the Sofics PowerQubic portfolio.
PDF, 486.959 MB
Eliminating Embedded Non-Volatile Memory IP Risks in SOCs
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Linh Hong
Kilopass
With many embedded logic NVM options available, chip developers, foundry IP managers, and reliability managers need to narrow down the list of vendors by evaluating the risk of integrating an NVM IP. In this paper you will learn what to look for to ensure that the NVM IP will not cause headaches when your product goes into volume production.
PDF, 308 KB
Exploiting Core’s Law:
Get “More than Moore” productivity from your ASIC and SOC Design Teams
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Tensilica
PDF, 705 KB
Phase-Locked Loops Demystified
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John Maneatis, Ph.D.; Eskinder Hailu, Ph.D.
True Circuits
PDF, 126 KB
Brand Protection
Addressing Design Challenges at 130-Nanometer and Below: The Silicon Readiness Approach
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Aurangzeb Khan
Cadence Design Systems
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The Current State of Semiconductor Intellectual Property (SIP) Licensing White Paper
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GSA Intellectual Property Blog
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The Role of IP in Driving New Standards
April 14, 2011
Standards have long been important in creating efficient ecosystems. The industrial revolution lifted the world into a new paradigm away from craftsmanship towards mechanized manufacturing. The concept of standardized, interchangeable parts revolutionized warfare more than 150 years ago with the development of Winchester rifle. Henry Ford revolutionized the automotive industry 100 years ago with the assembly line. And 50 years ago we have the birth of the semiconductor industry that has seen its growth continue in no small part to the adoption of standards to allow interoperability between components (voltage, signaling, etc.) to create complex electronics systems.
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A simple model for first order IP make/buy decisions
April 13, 2009
Option Theory contains many different, complex models concerning financial option pricing (stocks, derivatives, etc) between a seller and a buyer. Initial research was performed in the early 1900's but did not accelerate until the 1960/70's and is based upon complex math (differential equations, stochastic calculus, Monte Carlo, etc). Several Nobel Prizes have been awarded on work performed in this area. As stated, the work tries to evaluate pricing based upon an asset's value, inherent market risks and realistic returns.
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IP Quality: What are you paying for?
February 23, 2009
Quality is an old concept with various definitions and diagnostic tools to help improve quality. During the 1960s, few purchased Japanese cars. Today, most prefer Japanese cars due to their reliability and lower total cost of ownership. If you want to explore quality in depth, look for material written by Deming, Juran, Crosby, etc.
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A Probability Formula for IP Integration
February 12, 2009
Years ago, I worked for Bob Payne CTO at VLSI Technology. Bob was great to work for and had many bright ideas concerning ASIC design. One of Bob's ideas concerned the probability of individual components to the overall project's probability. You can think of this as ICs being soldered to a PCB or pieces of IP integrated into an IC (SoC, ASSP, FPGA, etc.).
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IP Tools: Do any exist to help us?
February 4, 2009
If you would have asked me a year ago, few tools or companies were focused on IP quality, reuse and integration. Many managers and engineers complain in the press and at various conferences that problems do exist. If you worked in the IP arena (for example, a supplier or consumer), you had first-hand knowledge of quality and integration issues. There are existing tools from Mentor Graphics (HDL Designer Series), Synopsys (CoreBuilder?), Cadence (ChipEstimate) and Design & Reuse (IP Reuse Station).
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Altered States: To Change or Not to Change?
February 2, 2009
Most people purchase a product and never think about modifying their recent purchase to perform additional functions. If we have issues with these products, we go to the manufacturer or a skilled service provider to fix or replace them, because we know the price of product 'tinkering' equals voided warranties and support.
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IP Futures: Predictions for IP Evolution
February 1, 2009
Engineers have always found ways to help reduce the labor-intensive work in chip design. Long before ASIC and IP businesses were created, engineering teams invented standardized building components to reduce labor costs, minimize variability in critical areas and/or help reduce risks in labor pools with too few qualified personnel.
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The New Normal: How to Complete All the "Extra" Assignments this Time
May 12, 2011
While 3rd party IP acquisition and management is not a differentiating core competency for SoC design teams, it must be implemented using Industry best practices. Using 3rd party specialists for IP acquisition is a way to solve the challenge and typically exceed expectations. This is possible because specialist use industry experts who are at the top of the game every day in a highly specialized field. Best practices are constantly refined, while business and negotiating terms with providers are improved based on long-term relationships. Using 3rd party experts as an extension of your design team to acquire and manage 3rd party IP provides three benefits. First SoC companies maximize internal resources on core competencies, second IP acquisition is implemented using continually enhanced best practices, and third what would have been a stressful situation is executed with confidence.
Click here to read this blog post.
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Silicon IP Quality: Is this still an issue?
May 20, 2011
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Software? The cost of developing an SoC is skyrocketing, and it's the software
July 20, 2011
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Clean Sweep at 28nm for ARM Artisan Physical IP
October 11, 2011
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Repeat After Me: IP is a Product Business
October 20, 2011
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Outsourcing Third-Party IP Due Diligence
December 5, 2011
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Coming to a Theater Near You: The IP Subsystem
December 19, 2011
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New Software-Defined Networking Trend Changing the Way Silicon IP is Being Used
January 17, 2012
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The Role of IP in Driving New Standards
April 14, 2011
Standards have long been important in creating efficient ecosystems. The industrial revolution lifted the world into a new paradigm away from craftsmanship towards mechanized manufacturing. The concept of standardized, interchangeable parts revolutionized warfare more than 150 years ago with the development of Winchester rifle. Henry Ford revolutionized the automotive industry 100 years ago with the assembly line. And 50 years ago we have the birth of the semiconductor industry that has seen its growth continue in no small part to the adoption of standards to allow interoperability between components (voltage, signaling, etc.) to create complex electronics systems.
Click here to read this blog post.
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The New Normal: How to Complete All the "Extra" Assignments this Time
May 12, 2011
While 3rd party IP acquisition and management is not a differentiating core competency for SoC design teams, it must be implemented using Industry best practices. Using 3rd party specialists for IP acquisition is a way to solve the challenge and typically exceed expectations. This is possible because specialist use industry experts who are at the top of the game every day in a highly specialized field. Best practices are constantly refined, while business and negotiating terms with providers are improved based on long-term relationships. Using 3rd party experts as an extension of your design team to acquire and manage 3rd party IP provides three benefits. First SoC companies maximize internal resources on core competencies, second IP acquisition is implemented using continually enhanced best practices, and third what would have been a stressful situation is executed with confidence.
Click here to read this blog post.
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Silicon IP Quality: Is this still an issue?
May 20, 2011
Click here to read this blog post.
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Software? The cost of developing an SoC is skyrocketing, and it's the software
July 20, 2011
Click here to read this blog post.
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Clean Sweep at 28nm for ARM Artisan Physical IP
October 11, 2011
Click here to read this blog post.
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GSA Ecosystem Company Index
GSA is pleased to bring you the GSA Ecosystem Company Index. In an effort to provide the industry with timely information, the GSA Ecosystem Company Indexes provide the supply chain with a listing of companies.
Only Intellectual Property companies are listed on this page. Go to the main GSA Ecosystem Company Index page for the full list.
As a complimentary feature on the GSA site, we encourage all semiconductor supply chain professionals to add their listing. Go to the Company Index Form to create or update your existing record.
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Accel North America
2975 Bowers Ave
suite 119
santa clara
, CA
95051
United States
www.accelna.com
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Arroscopy
2170 Dwight Way
Berkeley
, CA
94704
USA
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Aspex Semiconductor Ltd
Aspex House 44/45 Oxford Street
44/45 Oxford Street
High Wycombe
, Buckinghamshire
HP11 2DJ
UK
http://www.aspex-semi.com
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B-DeltaCom
P.O.B 3590
Caesarea
, N/A
38900
Israel
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BDTI
2101 Webster St., Suite 1450
Oakland
, CA
94612
USA
www.BDTI.com
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Cambridge Analog Technologies
54 Middlesex Turnpike, Suite 1250
Bedford
, MA
01730
USA
www.cambridgeanalog.com
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Capital Ideas
3931 Jefferson Ave
Woodside
, CA
94062
USA
www.capital-ideas.com
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CAST, Inc.
11 Stonewall Ct
Woodcliff Lake
, NJ
07677
USA
www.cast-inc.com
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ChipStart LLC
228 Hamilton Ave.
3rd Floor
Palo Alto
, CA
94301
USA
www.chip-start.com
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eBeam Initiative
4040 Moorpark Avenue #250
San Jose
, CA
95117
USA
www.ebeam.org
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eInfochips
1230 Midas Way, Suite# 200
Sunnyvale
, California
94085
USA
http://www.einfochips.com
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Energy Pass Inc.
3F, No. 6-2, Duxing Road, Hsinchu Science Park
Hsinchu
, Taiwan
30078
R.O.C.
www.epassii.com
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Faraday Technology
490 DeGuigne Drive
Sunnyvale
, CA
94085
USA
www.faraday-tech.com
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Global Edge Software Limited
No 218, J P Royale, Sampige Road,
Malleshwaram
Bangalore
, Karnataka
560003
India
www.globalegesoft.com
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Helion Technology Limited
Ash House, Breckenwood Road
Fulbourn
Cambridge
, Cambs
CB21 5DQ
UK
www.heliontech.com
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IDENT Technology AG
Argelsrieder Feld 5
Wessling
, Bavaria
82234
Germany
www.ident-technology.com
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IN2FAB Technology Ltd.
1 Silver End
Olney
, Buckinghamshire
MK46 4AL
UK
www.in2fab.com
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Infotech Enterprises Ltd.,
Plot No.11 Software Units Layout Infocity, Madhapur
Hyderabad
, Andhra Pradesh
500 081
India
http://www.infotech-enterprises.com
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Innovative Logic Inc.
3940 Freedom Circle
Santa Clara
, CA
95054
USA
www.inno-logic.com
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IP Cores, Inc.
3731 Middlefield Rd
Palo Alto
, CA
94303
USA
http://www.ipcores.com
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IPextreme
54 North Central Avenue
Suite 204
Campbell
, CA
95008
USA
www.ip-extreme.com
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Irida Labs Ltd
Patras Science and Technology Park
Patras
, Achaia
26505
GREECE
www.iridalabs.gr
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Key ASIC
3900 Freedom Circle Suite 101
Santa Clara
, CA
95054
USA
www.keyasic.com
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Kilopass Technology, Inc.
3333 Octavius Dr.
Suite, 101
Santa Clara
, CA
95054
USA
www.kilopass.com
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MGI ELECTRONICS, LLC
1203 W GENEVA DR
TEMPE
, ARIZONA
85282
USA
MGIELECTRONICS.COM
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MIPS Technologies, Inc.
955 East Arques Avenue
Sunnyvale
, California
94085-4521
U.S.A.
www.mips.com
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Mistral Solutions Inc
2880 Zanker Road Suite 203
San Jose
, California
95134
USA
www.mistralsolutions.com
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Moortec Semiconductor Ltd
Tamerton Road
Roborough
Plymouth
, Devon
PL6 7BQ
UK
http://www.moortec.com/
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Moscad Design & Automation, Sarl
Chemin des Curtils
Le Vaud
, Vaud
CH-1261
Switzerland
www.moscad-da.com
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MoSys, Inc.
755 N. Mathilda Ave.
Sunnyvale
, CA
94085
USA
www.mosys.com
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Noesis Technologies
76 Tsamadou Rd
Patras
, Achaia
26222
Greece
www.noesis-tech.com
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Novocell Semiconductor Inc
3050 Prosperity Place
Hermitage
, PA
16148
USA
www.novocellsemi.com
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nSys Design Systems
35463 Dumbarton Ct
Newark
, CA
94560
USA
www.nsysinc.com
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Perfectus Technology
Santa Clara
, California
95054
USA
www.perfectus.com
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Questarium Inc
4423 Fortran Court
Suite #162
San Jose
, CA
95134
US
www.questarium.com
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RFIC Solutions Inc.
105, Serra Way, #146
Milpitas
, California
CA - 95035
USA
www.rficsolutions.com
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S3 Graphics, In.c
1025 Mission Court
Fremont
, CA
94539
USA
www.s3graphics.com
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SeaSolve Software Inc
1798 Technology Dr Ste 139
San Jose
, CA
95110
USA
www.seasolve.com
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Sidense
84 Hines Road, Suite 260
Ottawa
, Ontario
K2K 3G3
Canada
www.sidense.com
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Silicon & Software Systems
South County Business Park
Leopardstown
Dublin
, Co. Dublin
01
Ireland
www.s3group.com
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Silicon-IP, Inc.
306 Solana Dr Suite C
Los Altos
, CA
94022
USA
www.silicon-ip.com
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SoCtronics, Inc.
4800 Great America Parkway
Suite 270
Santa Clara
, CA
95054
USA
www.soctronics.com
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Sofics BVBA
Brugse Baan, 188a
Gistel
, not applicable
8470
Belgium
www.sofics.com
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Sonics
890 N. McCarthy Blvd
Suite 200
Milpitas
, CA
95035
USA
www.sonicsinc.com
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Success Recruitment Group
11 The Enterprise Centre
Coxbridge Business Park
Farnham
, Surrey
GU10 5EH
United Kingdom
http://www.successrecruitmentgroup.com/
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Trebor International
8100 South 1300 West
West Jordan
, Utah
84088
US
www.treborintl.com
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UbiMOS Technologies Inc.
3907 North First Street
San Jose
, CA
95134
USA
www.ubimos.com
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Veridae Systems
201-1545 West 8th Ave.
Vancouver
, BC
V6J 1T5
Canada
www.veridae.com
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Virage Logic
47100 Bayside Parkway
Fremont
, CA
94538
United States of America
www.viragelogic.com
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Whizz Systems, Inc.
3140 Alfred St.
Santa Clara
, CA
95054
USA
www.whizzsystems.com
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IP Licensing Working Group
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