Guillaume Boillet, Director of Product Management at Arteris IP says, There’s more compute power, but it’s compensated by systems that are more elegant.

So far in the IP space, the most significant acquisitions have been Synopsys assembling an almost $1 billion operation that basically focuses on peripheral I/O IP and PHYs,” said K.

Even within artificial intelligence there are multiple facets to the problem. “From an SoC architecture standpoint, think of a 2 x 2 matrix where you have data center versus

Bringing hardware-assisted verification in for the first time is not easy. “For a small company, emulation systems are expensive,” says Arteris’ Labib.

You could say it’s the Wild West, but you could also say there’s tons of innovation happening,” said Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP.

Making acquisitions is one thing, but it’s the result afterwards is that that really matters,” said K. Charles Janac, chairman and CEO of Arteris IP.

Today we announced our definitive agreement to acquire the majority of assets of Magillem Design Services (see press release, “Arteris® to Acquire Assets of Magillem Design Services, Creating World’s Premier System-on-Chip Assembly Company”). Substantially all Magillem team members will be

Benoit de Lescure, CTO at Arteris IP is quoted in this new article in Semiconductor Engineering.

Michael Frank, Fellow and Chief Architect at Arteris IP quoted in this new article in Semiconductor Engineering.

Kurt Shuler, vice president at Arteris IP talks with Bernard Murphy about AI in Korea in this new SemiWiki blog.