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DAC 2015 Accellera Panel: Why Standards are Needed for Internet of Things (IoT)Industry Insights Blog - Richard Goering , CadenceJun. 17, 2015 |
Design and verification standards are critical if we want to get a new generation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices into the market, according to panelists at an Accellera Systems Initiative breakfast at the Design Automation Conference (DAC 2015) June 9. However, IoT devices for different vertical markets pose very different challenges and requirements, making the standards picture extremely complicated.
The panel was titled “Design and Verification Standards in the Era of IoT.” It was moderated by industry editor John Blyler, CEO of JB Systems Media and Technology. Panelists were as follows:
- Lu Dai, director of engineering, Qualcomm
- Wael William Diab, senior director for strategy marketing, industry development and standardization, Huawei
- Chris Rowen, CTO, IP Group, Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
In opening remarks, Blyler recalled a conversation from the recent IEEE International Microwave Symposium in which a panelist pointed to the networking and application layers as the key problem areas for RF and wireless standardization. Similarly, in the IoT space, we need to look “higher up” at the systems level and consider both software and hardware development, Blyler said.
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