Arteris Articles

Charlie Janac, president and CEO at Arteris IP discusses causes the chip shortage with EDN's editor-in-chief, Majeed Ahmad in this new article:

A Closer Look at COVID and the Semiconductor Shortage Saga in 2021

January 4th, 2022 - By Majeed Ahmad

As Arteris IP president and CEO Charlie Janac recalls, there have been shortages before, but not due to such imbalance between new semiconductor-driven applications and business models with relatively inadequate investment in foundry supply. It is worth mentioning that the Fukushima earthquake and tsunami in 2011 was a little preview of weather-related supply disruption. However, the resulting semiconductor shortage at that time was not nearly the scale of what we have seen now.

Charlie Janac, president and CEO at Arteris IP interviewed by Daniel Nenni in this new SemiWiki blog:

CEO Interview: Charlie Janac

August 28, 2020 - By Daniel Nenni

 Arteris IP's CEO, Charlie Janac, is quoted in a 2020 survey of CEOs from across the country in this Semiconductor Engineering article:

CEO Outlook: 2020 Vision

January 6th, 2020 - By Ed Sperling

5G, China and AI are prominent, but big changes are coming everywhere.

“In 2020, highway driving starts to become real for autonomous vehicles,” said K. Charles Janac, CEO of ArterisIP. “You’re also going to see more applications for machine learning and AI emerge. Right now, there is too much money being spent on this by big Internet companies that are doing a lot internally. Those investments will shift. You’ll also see 5G becoming very important. We will need that for the last mile. The other killer app is cyber security, and this is one that is somewhat worrisome because we’re starting to see 5G and machine learning being used to track entire populations.”

To learn more, please download this Technical Paper on "Re-Architecting SoCs for the AI Era", please go here; https://www.arteris.com/download-re-architecting-socs-for-the-ai-era

Charlie Janac, CEO at Arteris IP, participated in this 'Behind Closed Doors' semiconductor executives dinner at DAC, hosted by Craig Shirley, president and CEO of Oski Technology.

Bugs That Kill

August 23rd, 2018 - By Brian Bailey