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Xilinx CEO Interview: Programmable Processing
By Ed Sperling -- 6/9/2006
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Xilinx CEO Wim Roelandts sounds off on what went wrong in the FPGA market, and what will go wrong in the future ASIC and intellectual property markets.
Electronic News
Xilinx CEO Wim Roelandts sounds off on what went wrong in the FPGA market, and what will go wrong in the future ASIC and intellectual property markets.
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