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Deeper Dive - Is IP reuse good or bad?
Caroline Hayes, ChipDesignMag
May 30th, 2014
To buy or to reuse, that is the question. Caroline Hayes, Senior Editor asked four industry experts, Carsten Elgert (EC), Product Marketing Director, IPG (IP Group), Cadence, Tom Feist (TF), Senior Marketing Director, Design Methodology, Xilinx, Dave Tokic (DT), Senior Director, Partner Ecosystems and Alliances, Xilinx, and Warren Savage (WS), President and CEO, IPextreme about the pros and cons of IP reuse versus third party IP.
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