Semiconductor IP Market : Clear Understanding Of The Competitive Landscape And KPosted by Mayuri on November 12th, 2020 Semiconductor IP Production Slumps with COVID-19 OutbreakThe tech industry has been facing difficulties with the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), particularly delayed shipments that are anticipated to slow down the growth for the semiconductor IP market. Daily volatile changes pose unique challenges for semiconductor IP companies. Hence, manufacturers are carefully assessing different sectors of the semiconductor IP field to optimize costs and streamline shipments throughout supply chains. On the other hand, the growing number of unemployed individuals worldwide is another restraining factor directly affecting consumer spending. Semiconductor IP companies are strategizing on optimizing production activities in the upcoming months. However, the volume of semiconductor IP products is anticipated to fall in the near future, which may affect the revenue generation of companies. As such, companies in the semiconductor IP market are increasing their focus on design activities in order to maintain cash flow in the market landscape. Request For Sample @ https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/sample/sample.php?flag=S&rep_id=15791 Data Converter IPs Gaining Prominence in Wireless & IoT ProductsSemiconductor IPs (Intellectual Property) are being used to improve the functionality of IoT (Internet of Things) products. For instance, Palma Ceia SemiDesign-a semiconductor company providing modem chips has joined forces with Agile Analog, a provider of semiconductor analog IP, to acquire proficiency in next-gen Wi-Fi and cellular IoT products. This is being achieved with the help of data converter and power management IP that helps to deploy optimum performance in IoT products, whilst minimizing time and cost to the market. Companies in the semiconductor IP market are increasing their production capabilities for data convertor IPs, as these IPs connect the real world with the digital world. High performance and low power data conversion in configurable analog-to-digital (ADC) and digital-to-analog (DAC) environments has been made possible with data convertor IPs. As such, companies in the semiconductor IP market are casting their interest in wireless products that are being integrated with power supply management functionalities. Companies Focus on On-chip Interconnect IP SectorTechnological innovations and world-class product quality are helping manufacturers in the semiconductor IP market to gain global recognition. For instance, in June 2020, Arteris IP-a leading supplier of silicon-proven network-on-chip (NoC) interconnect IP, announced that the company is gaining world recognition by achieving a significant rank in the 2020 IPnest Semiconductor Design IP Report. Companies are providing the semiconductor industry with technical leadership by offering sophisticated and important systems-on-chip. Companies in the semiconductor IP market are broadening their revenue streams by tapping into leading applications, such as the automotive, machine learning (ML), and 5G infrastructure. This explains why the market is estimated to expand at a favorable CAGR of ~6% during the assessment period. Manufacturers are acquiring proficiency in the on-chip interconnect IP sector to support the management of on-chip dataflows. Open Alliance Programs Give Rise to Comprehensive Design Technology InfrastructuresThe semiconductor IP market is witnessing significant changes with a growing number of strategic alliance programs. For instance, Omni Design Technologies-a provider of high-performance, low-power mixed-signal IP solutions, has joined the TSMC’s (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) Open Innovation Alliance program, which involves the participation of leading IP companies. As such, manufacturers are innovating in silicon-verified and foundry-specific IP solutions. Increasing demand for ultra-low power ADC and DAC solutions has catalyzed the demand for semiconductor IPs. The semiconductor IP market is expected to reach a revenue of US$ 8.3 Bn by 2030. However, challenges in the 5G, automotive, and IoT segments are likely to inhibit the market growth. Hence, companies should introduce alliance programs to give rise to more comprehensive design technology infrastructures that help to reduce design barriers. MCU Subsystem Platforms Help Overcome Limitations in Edge Computing IoT ApplicationsCompanies in the semiconductor IP market are increasing efforts to address the challenges of data processing for edge computing IoT applications. For instance, in June 2020, Dolphin Design-a provider of semiconductor IP and design platforms unveiled CHAMELEON, an event-based MCU (Microcontroller Unit) subsystem platform, which helps to unlock the limitations associated with edge computing IoT applications. This is due to several limitations of traditional MCU architectures. Thus, in order to keep pace with the rapid growth of edge computing, semiconductor IP companies are innovating in MCU subsystem platforms. In addition, manufacturers are adopting the CPU-less and event-based data management system approach to overcome limitations in edge computing IoT applications. Companies in the semiconductor IP market are developing MCU subsystem platforms that are compatible with any CPU, DSP (Digital Signal Processor), and NPU (Neural Processing Unit). Collaborations Lead to Improvement in Quality and Reliability of MicrochipsSemiconductor analog IP providers are collaborating with other market players to improve the quality and reliability of microchips. Companies in the semiconductor IP market are teaming up with providers of custom ASIC (Application-specific Integrated Circuit) designs to fabricate and test analog IP products. This helps manufacturers to validate their product delivery processes for end customers. System on a chip (SOC) development holds promising potentials to speed up the process of proving and qualifying analog IPs, which helps to reduce the time-to-market. The integration of analog IP onto complex silicon chips is a potentially time-consuming process and may be further exacerbated by the variable quality of analog IP products. Hence, companies in the semiconductor IP market are developing in-house systems that automatically generate analog IP product deliverables, while maintaining the highest quality in products. Semiconductor IP Market: Overview
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Proprietary IP blocks can be security practices, wireless designs, alternatives on USB modules, and re-spins on memory controllers. These are used in consumer electronics prominently where primary components are SoC designs and can be availed by procuring a license. Thus, increasing need for SoC designs in consumer electronics is expected to drive the semiconductor IP market during the forecast period.
Moreover, processor IP core reduces power consumption and optimizes hardware performance. Hardware performance increases as the space captured by a single processor is reduced due to use of multicore processors. In line with the same, Synopsys Inc. is in partnership with Broadcom to deliver ARC processor IP Cores which enable them to provide advanced video compression capabilities in SoCs for high-volume consumer devices. Thus, multicore processor IPs are being adopted rapidly to improve the efficiency of hardware and to optimize performance of end-products. Hence, various processor IP cores are needed to develop embedded multiprocessor core technologies, which are used in a wide range of applications such as connected devices that include smartphones, wearable devices, and desktops. Key Challenges Faced by Semiconductor IP Market Players
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