Analog IP reuse supplier opens a design shop in Israel
Article By : Majeed Ahmad
Thalia, a supplier of analog and mixed-signal IP reuse solutions, is opening a design shop in Israel.
A supplier of analog and mixed-signal IP reuse solutions is opening a design shop in Israel, which according to a Semico Research report released in 2020, is second only to the United States in terms of chip startups. Thalia has appointed Motty Houli as a sales representative in Israel, which has over 150 fabless semiconductor design companies as well as dozens of design centers serving large chip firms.
Houli, who started his career as a chip designer, has more than 25 years of experience in Israel’s semiconductor design market. He will represent Thalia and its AMALIA IP reuse platform in Israel.
Thalia’s AMALIA IP reuse platform has delivered more than 40 analog and mixed-signal IPs while serving applications that range from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth low energy (BLE) to image sensors and power management.
The Cologne, Germany-based supplier of analog and mixed-signal IPs claims that its reuse solutions provide IC designers with cost and time-to-market advantages when migrating to new semiconductor fabs and process nodes.
This article was originally published on Planet Analog.
Majeed Ahmad, Editor-in-Chief of EDN and Planet Analog, has covered the electronics design industry for more than two decades.