REUSE 2016: Glamor Touches IP, at last

Check out the link to know that the upcoming conference, REUSE 2016, will be something to behold. Slated for Thursday, December 1st, at the Computer History Museum, the event website is glamorous and the promise of the show profound:

“REUSE 2016 is the first of an annual conference and trade show to bring together the semiconductor IP supply chain and its customers for a full day of everything to do with semiconductor IP. Hosted in the heart of Silicon Valley at the world-famous Computer History Museum, there could not be a more appropriate venue for a day focused on the hottest segment of the semiconductor industry.”

Speakers so far include Semico’s Jim Feldhan, Certus Semi’s Stephen Fairbanks, CAST’s Meredith Lucky, Silvaco’s Warren Savage, Flex Logix’ Tony Kozaczuk, True Circuits’ Brian Gardner, Flex Logix’ Abhijit Abhyankar, SoC Solutions’ Jim Bruister, Open Silicon’s Hans Bouwmeester, Kilopass’ Bernd Stamme, KPMG’s Rob Ballow, and PwC’s Eric Stein.

Topics up for discussion on December 1st include Embedded FGPAs for Architects, Power Reduction in IoT Devices, IO Library Reuse, Receiving Full Value for Your IP, SoC Timing Challenges, IP Subsystems for High Bandwidth Memory, and Open Source Hardware, among others.

Regarding being an exhibitor: That’s definitely a work in progress. You can still sign up to be an exhibitor, which is a very good idea as getting in on the ground floor is important for anyone interested in entrepreneurial outreach in Silicon Valley.

With 28 companies already signed up to sponsor the conference, it’s clear REUSE 2016 is going to be an important venue going forward. And most interesting of all, it’s free to one and all. Doesn’t get any better than that.

You can register here.

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Tags: Abhijit Abhyankar, Bernd Stamme, Brian Gardner, Computer History Museum, Eric Stein, Hans Bouwmeester, Jim Bruister, Jim Feldhan, Meredith Lucky, REUSE 2016, Rob Ballow, Stephen Fairbanks, Tony Kozaczuk, Warren Savage

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