EDA, Dead or Alive
Almost as good as attending the DVCon panel
EDA: Dead or Alive?
is reading Mike Demler's notes at
The World is Analog: EDA: Dead or Alive?
Apparently this is the successor to John Cooley's
infamous Troublemakers panel.
Peggy said EDA tools are overpriced? Huh! How about giving me a quality product that doesn't crash so often! Makes Microsoft Office look like mission-critical software. [a pet peeve of mine which I hope to expand on in a future post]
Labels: business, conferences
2 Comments:
Mike's post was a very good wrap-up indeed. Myself, I watched the whole thing unfold *live* via Twitter, courtesy of, for the most part, JL Gray and Karen Bartleson...
That was quite a different experience...
JMF
Oh and did you read Will Synopsys take over the world? (http://www.eetimes.com/news/semi/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=214502208)
I especially thought this part
Now, Valera said, Cadence is hearing from customers that they are rooting for the company to right the ship so they won't have to become increasingly beholden to Synopsys.
to be very hilarious. It is fantasy to be hoping for corporate white knights bailing out ailing EDA companies in the name of free trade.
What do YOU think John - Will fabs absorb EDA companies into their fold?
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