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INDIA – AN EMERGING IP POWER HOUSE??HOUSE??
A Panel DiscussionModerator: Ravi Thummarukudyy
9/29/2010 | 1Confidential | Copyright © Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd.
September 2010
Obj tiObjectives
IntroductionIntroductionSampling of IP activities from 3 India based companiescompaniesIdentify challenges and potential Opportunities in the IP spacepDevelop a vision for “Made In India IP”Discussion Q&A on above topicsDiscussion, Q&A on above topics
(Pl note your questions for the Q&A till all presentations are over )
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Company OverviewCompany OverviewManufacturin
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Hi Tech Insurance
Global provider of comprehensive, end-to-end
software & hardware services & solutionsProducts
Energy & Petrochemical
15+ years of international experience
Presence : NA, APAC, Europe, Middle East, Africa
Company Strength: 11,000+; Revenue: US$ 432M
Manufacturin
Banking & Financial Services Amongst India’s Leading software companies
25 Fortune-100 customers
Wholly owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro Ltd.
Industry Presence
Manufacturing –
Packaged Goods
Product Engineering
Services
7 decade history in India as a premier engineering company
Revenues: US$ 9.8 Billion
Corporate Certifications
Top 100 innovative service providers,
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2009- Global Services
Product Engineering ServicesProduct Engineering Services
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N d f R U bl IPNeed for Re-Useable IP
Increasing complexity of semiconductor device and systems that utilize these devicesR d d d t d l t l tiReduced product development cycle timeNeed to differentiate own product by building something unique and procure what is availablesomething unique and procure what is available outside.Need for compliance and interoperability and th h ll i t d ith itthe challenges associated with itFinancial pressure to reduce/share R&D and Increase profitability
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Increase profitability
I di IP S iIndian IP ScenarioMostly dominated by large services companies and MNC CaptivesCaptivesBig services companies have not developed much IP. Under increasing margin pressure from increased costs, reduced billing rates etc will they get in to more IPreduced billing rates etc will they get in to more IP business? Or happy with status quo?Isolated pockets of IP design within services set up but resources often traded for short term revenuesNew generation of IP oriented companies are emerging. Some of them you already met/know, some you will hear todayCh ll T h l S l bilit A t k tChallenges: Technology, Scalability, Access to markets, Funding
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M ViMy ViewThe large pool of good talent that is being created in the last 5-10 years in Product Engineering areaFl ibilit S i d S t It l ith t diti &Flexibility , Service and Support- It goes along with our traditions & cultureToday for the most part, as unfortunate as it is – “Made in India” means “Lower Cost” in this context.N t h i l l t th IP d i i k f t t N tNot having local access to the IP decision makers for most part, Not having local Semi business like in Taiwan/ChinaEnough entrepreneurial seed pool & funding sources exist for the creation of a substantial globally branded IP company to sit on the table with ARM Rambus Synopsys etctable with ARM, Rambus, Synopsys etcThere is a need for right priced IP; An alternate source to established playersIncreasing need for Subsystem level (SW+HW) solutionsTh f d bThe current system for most part creates good managers but strong individual Technical Architects are a rarityOur internal commitment to quality needs a serious re-definition
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Introduction of the PanelistsIntroduction of the Panelists
• Sundarajan Krishnan, Cosmic Circuits
• Kamal Aggarwal , Softjin
• Dr. Sriram, Sethuraman, Ittium
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A dAgenda
Each of the Panelists make short presentation pabout their company, IP products and themselvesCompany vision on IP investment andCompany vision on IP investment and developmentPersonal experiences on the types of opportunities and challenges they see in thisopportunities and challenges they see in this spaceAfter all the presentations are done, Audience and moderator ask general topical questions toand moderator ask general topical questions to the panelists
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Analog Analog Analog with with with CertaintyCertaintyCertainty
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Providing Analog - with Certainty
� Leaders: First to prove on silicon, multiple 40nm AMS IP outside USB/connectivity space
� IP Portfolio: 200+ cores covering ADCs, DACs, Power-Management, Audio, Video, Wireless, Clocking and MIPI
� Technology: leadership addressing nanometer nodes, 17-patents filed
� Customers: worldwide leaders in key growth markets, such as communications, consumer electronics, IDMs, Foundries, OEM/ODM, ASIC and Fabless companies
Red-Herring top 100 ASIA award 2007
Top-5 in Customer Responsiveness Award 2008
ISA Start-up to Watch Award 2010
Top 100 small business of India
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Sub systems
Sub systems
Comm. AFE
Video AFE
Touch screen
InterfacesInterfaces
MIPI
D-PHY
MIPI
M-PHY
1.0GHz LVDS TX
PowerPower
DC-DC inductive
DC-DC capacitive
Linear LDO
LP Charge Pumps
PMUs
Audio & Voice
Audio & Voice
Audio A/D & D/A
Class-D and AB amps.
Dig. Mic.
Data Converters
Data Converters
Pipeline ADCs
SAR ADCs
Sigma-Delta ADCs
Current-steering
DACs
ClockingClocking
High speed multiplying
PLLs
Low jitter PLLs
DLLs
Silicon oscillators
AuxiliaryAuxiliary
POR
Band-gap
Temp sensors
Digital filters
Serial Interfaces
Analog IP Cores
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Clients- A Partial List
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Silicon Validation – more than $1M invested
Certainty in Time-To-Market with proven silicon-validation platforms
Fully equipped lab with Cosmic owned
instrumentation
Thermo-stream for Temperature characterization
PC based Graphical UI for
controlling DUT and instruments
Proven Silicon-validation platforms –AFE (up), High-speed ADCs, Power-management (right)
One of several test-bench setups
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Why Cosmic?
� Solid Expertise: Technology & Experience� Proven expertise in Analog Circuits, Systems and IP integration
� Superior cores and IP sub-systems – world-class technology
� Novel architectures, engineered robust for high-volume use
� Committed to Analog IP� Nanometer cores for all leading foundries/IDM/node - product
continuity
� A growing 125+ team-size, committed to Analog
� Always keeping pace with new standards, platforms and cores
� And differentiated cores in every technology family
� Strong silicon-proven nanometer IP portfolio� Leverage proven base for high confidence and short TTM
� Analog solutions under one-stop shop
� Completely Customer Centric� Support in “customer team extension mode”
� Support for customization to application - a must for analog
� Business models from standalone IP to complete sub-systems
IP SOC Days Panel PresentationPanel Presentation
Sept 30 2010
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SoftJin Business Areas
ProductsServices
FPGA based System Design Services
Allied Design S i t i ti D i dServices to existing
EDA customersDesign and
Verification IPs
EDA ServicesEDA
Components EDA Products
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Focus on FPGAs and Programmable Platforms
HDL RTL Rule CheckersResource Planners
EDA Components Design IP Blocks and MacrosDesign Flow
Need to Optimize IP for Programmable Fabric(Verilog/VHDL)
Input HDL Checking and Programmable Synthesis Engine
RTL ……..……… ……..
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Programmable Fabric
p gResource Planning
Timing Driven S nthesis ith
Synthesis Engine
Placement and Packing Engine
Synthesis with Placement and Packing
Routing with Static Timing Analysis
Router and Static Timing Analysis E i
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Use of hard macro like DSP slices, Multi-port BRAM, SERDES I/O, DDR ControllerArchitecture specific PLL, clock
Timing Analysis
Bit Stream Generation
Engine
Graphical Viewer
manager configurationTool flow specific annotation inRTL code
Synthesis, P&R parameters Bit-Stream Generation Tool
tuning according to the target application and device
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Targeted DomainsVideo / Audio
PAL / NTSC / SECAM EncoderHD EncoderDVI / HDMI TransmitterMotion Adaptive De-interlacerUpscaler
InterfacesUSB Host / Peripheral Interface Text/Graphics LCD ControllerUpscaler
I2S, S/PDIF
Image Processing/Analysis
Text/Graphics LCD ControllerRS232, RS485I2C, SPI
JPEG Encoder JPEG DecoderEdge/Corner Detection Dilation/Erosion FiltersFeature Enhancements
Error Correction /Encryption
Storage
Error Correction /EncryptionLDPC Encoder/DecoderBCH Encoder/DecoderAES, MD5, SHA2
NAND Flash ControllerSD Card ControllerEEPROM ControllerSRAM Controller
PSK Modulation/ De-Modulation FFTDCT
4Standards based Soft IP in RTL and Netlist formCustomization of IP for a particular hardware architecture
Video IP Sub-system: Universal TV Encoder
NTSC/ PALEncoderBT601 / BT656
CVBS / S‐Video / Component
Encoder
EncoderBT601 / BT656480i / 576i
BT656Rx
SD Display UnitSD Display Unit
HD Encoder
Motion Adaptive
De‐interlacerYPbPr
DDR Mem
Encoder
HDMISD-to-HD UpScaler
480p / 576p 720p / 1080i / 1080p
SRAMHDMI
TxUpScaler
RGB480p / 576p 720p / 1080i / 1080p
BT 709 / 1120HD Display UnitHD Display Unit
SD SD –– HD ConverterHD Converter
BT 709 / 1120Display UnitDisplay Unit
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End Application: Set Top Box
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End Application: Video Wall Player
Set of displays arranged to present a single large image or smaller multiple images from an incoming analog or digital signal
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End Application –Large Capacity Storage Systemg y g y
SDHC Controller IP - Standard SD cards and High Capacity (SDHC) SD cards
FPGA based system with 96 SDHCFPGA based system with 96 SDHC cardsTotal SD card capacity 768 GBytes1 Base board – 4 Daughter boards.Each daughter board has 1 FPGA gand 24 SDHC cardsBase-board FPGA transfer data between PC and daughter cardsDaughter-card FPGA writes / reads data on 24 SD cardsdata on 24 SD cards Simultaneous read/write of SDs by instantiating multiple SDHC controllers on single FPGA
Application :Data Storage where large volume data is to be acquired and used asynchronouslyacquired and used asynchronously
IC Mask InspectionHigh Resolution Video StorageData mining 8
Contact Us
India Headquarters US Branch
SoftJin Technologies Pvt. Ltd.#102, Mobius Tower, SJR I-Park, EPIP, Whitefield, Bangalore 560066, India Phone: +91-80-41779999
SoftJin Technologies Pvt. Ltd.2900 Gordon Ave, Suite 100-11Santa Clara, CA 95051 Phone: (408) 773-1714Phone: +91 80 41779999
Fax: +91-80-41157070 Email : [email protected]
Phone: (408) 773 1714 Fax: (408) 773-1745 Email : [email protected]
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India- An Emerging IP Powerhouse?- Ittiam’s Perspective
Dr. Sriram Sethuraman
IP/SoC D&R Conference, Panel Discussion, Sep. 30, 2010
Ittiam Overview
A VC-funded Product company from India
Core Business: Licensing of Intellectual Property in the Multimedia and Communications areas
Vision to be leaders in this space
10th year of operation with self-sustaining revenues
27 issued patents; 30+ pending patents
Talent base of ~200
200+ licensee base, world-wideOEMS, ODMs, and Semiconductor/Chip-design companies
Most-Preferred DSP IP and hardware IP supplier for 4-years in a row in Forward Concepts’ survey
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What is IP?
A solution involving one or more elements that are unique and differentiate the solution from other solutions available
i.e. Innovation is at the core of an IP solution
Includes patented claims
Includes know-how or trade secrets
Can be algorithmic IP, implementation-specific IP, system architectural IP, etc.
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Ittiam Multimedia IP Focus
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VideoImaging
Audio Speech
Algorithms for
Encode/Decode/Transcode
Pre/Post Proc & Effects
Analytics
Platform Optimization
Core IP
ARM
DSP
ASSP
FPGA
Config
Core
RTL
Density
Footprint
Power
Gate count
Memory
Clock
Quality
Complexity
Latency
Err Res.
System Components
Mu
x
Application Specific
Systems
Video
Conferencing
Surveillance
Head-end Equipment
Mobile
In-x Entertainment
Portable Media
Medical
Recorder
A/V Sync
Cu
sto
m
Hard
ware
Ittiam Communications IP Focus
Standards-centric Fixed-Function Communications IP802.11 a/b/g/n
Fully qualified PHY and MAC solutions
» Customer chip shipments with the IP in end-products
9+ years of domain expertise built in areas such as
» Algorithmic IP
» Protocols
» RTL design
» Hardware-software co-design for MAC layer throughput and adaptation
» Interoperability
Verification on FPGA reference designs
Some ports on programmable solutions
One of very few independent IP suppliers in this area
Customizations around base IP
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Opportunities
Technologies have become more complex
Budget constraints, time-to-market, and specialized , feature-complete, fully validated, high quality component needs of ODMs/OEMs prohibit complete in-house development
Standards promote adoption rate
“Develop once, license many times” has the inherent cost advantage and scalability of revenues (without the need to scaling the size of the company)
IP licensing is gaining more acceptance in the Far-East as well
Exploding end-equipment demand has triggered a high-level of OEM/ODM activity
India-specific factors
Talent base
Exposure in MNCs
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Challenges
Longer RoI cycle
“Winner takes all” approach in the market may make the risks higher
Market factors change too fast
Shorter product life cycles with longer product development life cycles
Need to have full control outweighs the in-house development costs
Customer to customer needs diverge resulting in lower re-use factors (i.e customization effort exceeds IP development effort)
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More Challenges
Clean(-room) IP may not have a significant value difference in the market
Squeeze on the pricing may force one to climb the value chain (thereby, losing the neutrality of an IP supplier)
Open source/core initiatives may lower the entry barrier
Lack of local ODM/OEM base that can provide steering inputs
Lack of Government will in creating a local ecosystem (unlike EC/China)
Cost advantage can be blunted when bigger players enter the space and subsidize the offerings
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