Cadence CEO: Chip execs eye China, India
Kariyatil Krishnadas, EETimes
10/21/2011 6:18 PM EDT
BANGALORE, India—Chief executives of companies, including semiconductor companies, are in the process of asking themselves on how best to address the Chinese and Indian markets, as these markets are the ones that are on top of everyone's mind, according to Lip-Bu Tan, president and CEO of EDA vendor Cadence Design Systems Inc.
Speaking to executives here, Tan said this is because semiconductor consumption in the two countries is not only rising but set to rise even more.
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