Senior Analyst Rich Wawrzyniak was featured in an article on ChipEstimate.com this week: "EDA Tools, Global Growth and Trade Sanctions Affect IP," by John Blyler, Editor, Semi-IP Systems. Rich shared insights on IP vs. EDA tool markets, IP growth in China and potential effects of trade sanctions on IP.
Senior Analyst Rich Wawrzyniak was featured in an article on Electronic Design titled "Will PMIC On-Demand Replace Catalog Power Devices?" The article covers AnDAPT's AmP power management technology and its potential to disrupt the PMIC market. Follow the link for the article: http://electronicdesign.com/pmics/will-pmic-demand-replace-catalog-power-devices
As the semiconductor industry matures, market growth rates have slowed from historic double-digit rates to single-digit compound annual growth rates (CAGR). The overall semiconductor market will grow at a CAGR of 3% over the next 5 years. This trend is anticipated to continue through the next ten-year period as well. One segment of the market that will exceed the expected industry growth is Automotive.
Total wafer demand is expected to return to historical growth rates over the next five years. However, what is uncharacteristic of the past is the wide range of decline and growth that will be logged by specific product categories and technologies.
Are you going to DAC next week? Semico will be there and will be speaking about this topic on both Wednesday and Thursday.
Solving the Design Cost Puzzle: How IP Fits 10:30am, June 7, 2016 DAC Pavilion, Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas Jim Feldhan, President of Semico Research, will speak on June 7, 2016. Jim's presentation is titled "Solving the Design Cost Puzzle: How IP Fits".
Semico Research IP Subsystem Tutorial IP Track: Why IP Subsystems and Why Now? 1:30PM - 3:00PM, June 8, 2016, Ballroom G Rich Wawrzyniak will participate in a tutorial on the IP Subsystem market at the upcoming Digital Automation Conference on June 8, 2016.
The EDA Consortium (EDAC) has launched a new name and mission; the organization will now be called the Electronic System Design (ESD) Alliance. The group will now address the larger design ecosystem, including semiconductor intellectual property (IP), embedded software, advanced packaging for system scaling and service companies that provide design resources. The ESD Alliance hosts DAC, the Design Automation Conference, each year. For more information, download this presentation or visit the ESD Alliance at www.esd-alliance.org.
The MEMS Industry Group is holding its annual Executive Congress in Phoenix, AZ this week, November 5-7. Tony Massimini, Chief of Technology of Semico Research Corp. will be coaching two companies participating in the Elevator Pitch session on Thursday, Nov. 6.
