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Video: Virage's McCranie says IP is alive and well
EE Times (06/10/2008 4:35 AM EDT)
At the Design Automation Conference (DAC) in Anaheim, Calif., Mark LaPedus, semiconductor editor from EE Times, caught up with Daniel McCranie, president, chief executive and chairman of Virage Logic Corp. In a video, McCranie talks about the outlook, challenges and trends in intellectual property (IP).
At the Design Automation Conference (DAC) in Anaheim, Calif., Mark LaPedus, semiconductor editor from EE Times, caught up with Daniel McCranie, president, chief executive and chairman of Virage Logic Corp. In a video, McCranie talks about the outlook, challenges and trends in intellectual property (IP).
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