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Semiconductor Intellectual Property (IP) Market worth $18.64 billion by 2032 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

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DELRAY BEACH, Fla., June 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to MarketsandMarkets™, the Semiconductor Intellectual Property (IP) Market was estimated at USD 9.30 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 18.64 billion by 2032, expanding at a CAGR of 10.2% from 2026 to 2032.

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Semiconductor Intellectual Property (IP) Market Size & Forecast:

Market Size Available for Years: 2021–20322026 Market Size: USD 9.30 billion2032 Projected Market Size: USD 18.64 billionCAGR (2026–2032): 10.2%

Semiconductor Intellectual Property (IP) Market Trends & Insights:

The semiconductor IP market growth is being fueled by the accelerating demand for advanced semiconductor designs capable of supporting AI workloads, high-performance computing, edge intelligence, and next-generation connectivity solutions. As chip architectures become increasingly sophisticated, semiconductor companies are relying more heavily on third-party intellectual property to streamline development processes and manage escalating design complexity. The growing adoption of custom silicon, coupled with rising semiconductor content across consumer electronics, automotive systems, cloud infrastructure, industrial equipment, and communication networks, is further strengthening demand for reusable and pre-verified IP solutions that enable faster product development and lower engineering costs.By Design IP, Compute IP is estimated to dominate the market owing to its foundational role in virtually every semiconductor device, ranging from smartphones and PCs to AI accelerators, networking equipment, automotive controllers, and data center processors.By IP Core, Soft IP remains the preferred deployment model due to its portability across semiconductor process nodes, design flexibility, ease of customization, and compatibility with multiple foundry ecosystems.By IP consumer type, fabless semiconductor companies account for the largest share of the semiconductor IP market.By vertical, the data center segment is expected to register the highest CAGR of 14.9% during the forecast period.

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This robust growth is driven by increasing semiconductor design complexity, rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, expanding custom silicon programs, and rising demand for advanced computing across consumer electronics, automotive, data centers, industrial automation, and telecommunications. As semiconductor companies continue developing highly integrated SoCs, reusable IP blocks have become essential to reducing design costs, accelerating time-to-market, and improving overall efficiency. Emerging trends such as AI accelerators, chiplet-based architectures, advanced packaging, software-defined vehicles, and hyperscaler-driven custom silicon initiatives are further creating new growth opportunities for IP providers across the global semiconductor ecosystem.

By design IP, compute IP segment to account for largest market share.

By design IP, the compute IP segment is estimated to hold the largest share of the semiconductor IP market, driven by its foundational role across virtually every semiconductor device — from smartphones and PCs to AI accelerators, networking equipment, automotive controllers, and data center processors. The segment covers CPU IP, MCU IP, DSP IP, GPU IP, and NPU IP, each experiencing strong demand as AI workloads, edge computing, high-performance computing, and autonomous systems continue to scale. Growing adoption of ARM- and RISC-V-based processor cores by fabless semiconductor companies, IDMs, and system companies is further sustaining revenue generation within the compute IP ecosystem, reinforcing its dominant position throughout the forecast period.

Soft IP to remain preferred IP core type across semiconductor design programs.

By IP core type, the soft IP segment is estimated to account for the largest market share. Soft IP primarily comprises synthesizable RTL-based IP blocks such as CPU cores, MCU cores, DSPs, NPUs, security IP, and digital interface IP. Its dominant market share is attributed to its portability across semiconductor process nodes, design flexibility, ease of customization, and broad compatibility with multiple foundry ecosystems. As semiconductor vendors increasingly develop application-specific chips targeting AI, automotive, industrial, and consumer applications, demand for configurable and reusable soft IP solutions continues to outpace hard IP adoption, and this trend is expected to persist throughout the forecast period.

Licensing revenue to continue leading semiconductor IP revenue mix.

By IP source, the licensing segment currently contributes the largest share to the semiconductor IP market. Licensing encompasses upfront fees paid by customers to access and integrate IP into chip designs. The segment remains dominant due to the growing number of chip development programs launched annually across AI processors, automotive electronics, networking ASICs, and custom silicon initiatives. Semiconductor companies seeking faster design cycles and lower development costs continue to rely on upfront IP licensing as a primary revenue channel. In addition, growing adoption of subscription-based licensing models is further strengthening recurring licensing revenue streams across the industry.

By Architecture type, ARM architecture to retain dominant position across semiconductor applications.

ARM architecture represents the largest segment by architecture type, having established a commanding position across smartphones, consumer electronics, embedded systems, automotive electronics, networking equipment, and increasingly data center processors. The extensive ARM ecosystem, broad software compatibility, energy-efficient processor designs, and strong developer support continue to drive widespread and growing adoption globally. Expanding deployment of ARM-based processors in AI-enabled devices, cloud infrastructure, edge computing platforms, and software-defined vehicles is expected to further strengthen ARM’s leadership position during the forecast period.

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Asia Pacific to lead semiconductor IP market through 2032.

Asia Pacific is estimated to dominate the semiconductor IP industry and is expected to retain its leadership position throughout the forecast period, driven by the presence of major semiconductor design hubs, foundries, consumer electronics manufacturers, and fabless companies across China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, and India. Strong regional investments in AI processors, advanced packaging, automotive semiconductors, memory technologies, and government-backed indigenous chip development programs continue to accelerate demand for semiconductor IP. The concentration of leading semiconductor manufacturing and design ecosystems within Asia Pacific firmly positions the region as the primary growth engine for the global semiconductor IP market.

Key Players

Key companies operating in the semiconductor IP companies include Arm Holdings (UK), Synopsys (US), Cadence Design Systems (US), Rambus (US), Alphawave Semi (UK), CEVA (Israel), Imagination Technologies (UK), SiFive (US), Arteris (US), Andes Technology (Taiwan), and eMemory Technology (Taiwan), among others.

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The 3rd GTI Forum on Digital Intelligence, Hong Kong Advances Global Inclusive AI Development

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HONG KONG, Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The 3rd GTI Forum on Digital Intelligence • Hong Kong, themed “Openness, Sharing, Cooperation – Advancing AI Development”, was held in Hong Kong, China on September 8.

Gao Tongqing, Chairman of GTI, stated that GTI continues to strengthen global cooperation, foster open exchange and build consensus on development priorities. Working alongside international organizations, regulators, universities and research institutions, GTI deepens cross-domain and cross-regional collaboration, advances in-depth integration of industry, academia and research worldwide, and promotes “network-intelligence integrated innovation for inclusive AI empowerment” as a global consensus. GTI deepens collaborative innovation to address key industry challenges: it has established eight open laboratories across Asia, Europe and North America, built a 6G open testbed, launched a global open innovation challenge with GSMA, and released over 50 white papers and research reports, providing practical guidance for the global industry to tackle common challenges. To contribute development insights and bridge the digital-intelligence divide, GTI put forward the Mobile Intelligence Integration Index (MI³), released the Mobile AI White Paper and the AI Security Governance Initiative, and advances the secure, trustworthy, inclusive and accessible development of AI. Globally, AI is advancing at an accelerated pace, with three core pillars—technological innovation, industrial application and governance practice—continuing to deepen. For this new stage of AI development, he put forward three proposals on behalf of GTI:

First, jointly advance technological innovation to consolidate the foundation of AI development. GTI will rally global innovation forces across industry, academia, research and application, leverage its open laboratories and testbeds to carry out diverse cooperation such as international joint R&D and global open innovation challenges, and jointly overcome key common technical bottlenecks.

Second, jointly expand application scenarios to unlock AI’s value potential. Adhering to a demand-driven approach, GTI will continue to identify high-value application scenarios across industries, promote in-depth integration of AI with sectors including healthcare, transportation, education and energy, and empower key links such as R&D, design and manufacturing.

Third, jointly promote trustworthy governance to steer AI toward good. Upholding a people-centered and responsible AI philosophy, GTI will deepen international dialogue and cooperation in areas such as AI standards, security and governance.

Li Huidi, Executive Vice President of China Mobile, pointed out that as a core founding member of GTI, China Mobile will continue to leverage GTI’s open cooperation platform to discuss AI technology evolution, industrial applications and governance pathways with all parties. Currently, AI is evolving from isolated tools to general-purpose capabilities, driving all-round transformation of productivity and social governance and reshaping the underlying logic of the information and communications industry: connectivity expands from human-machine-thing interconnection to Agent interconnection, and operation models shift from traffic-based operations to integrated “Byte+Token” operations.

Following this trend, China Mobile continues to advance the deep integration of AI and information and communications technologies, and accelerates the coordinated evolution of communications networks, computing networks and AI networks, so that AI can better embed into networks, empower industries and serve society. As the “AI+” era unfolds, China Mobile stands ready to forge ahead hand in hand with partners from all sectors. On behalf of China Mobile, Li Huidi put forward three proposals:

First, jointly strengthen foundational digital capabilities. The two sides will collaborate on core technologies such as large models, AI computing clusters and integrated cloud-network-compute scheduling, boost efficient coordination of communications, computing, data and models, and build secure, interconnected, open and trustworthy AI infrastructure.

Second, co-create smart application scenarios. China Mobile will deepen efforts in diverse tracks including industry, people’s livelihood and urban development, build more benchmark applications with Hong Kong and global partners, leverage Hong Kong’s role as an international gateway and “super connector”, and advance AI services’ industry-wide coverage, inclusive access for all, and global sharing.

Third, foster an open global ecosystem. The two sides will deepen industry-university-research-investment collaboration, build cross-border AI cooperation platforms, and jointly explore rules on cross-border data flows, algorithm security, model trustworthiness and AI Agent governance, to promote the safe, inclusive and sustainable development of artificial intelligence.

China Mobile, together with GTI and over 20 industry partners, jointly released the GTI AI Security Governance Technology White Paper and the Security Capability System; together with GTI and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, officially launched the AI4S Scientific Workstation • International Edition (TG Science); and, together with GTI, and over 10 industry-university-research partners, jointly released the Achievement of the 6G Open Testbed: Base Station and Terminal Prototype IODT Based on The Latest 3GPP Definitions. 

The event also featured two sub-forums: Smart Transportation and Mobile AI. Gathering over 20 experts and executives from sectors including transportation, low-altitude economy, artificial intelligence, the sub-forums explored integrated development and practices of AI across sectors, driving broader and deeper expansion of “AI+” and empowering transformation and upgrading of all industries.

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Talogy assessment tool recognized for its contribution to building workplace resilience

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New book on resilience, written by leading experts on the psychology of lawyer behavior, credits 30 years of Talogy’s Caliper Profile

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Talogy, a global leader in talent management solutions, has been recognized for its pivotal role in advancing workplace resilience research in a new book Thin-Skinned: Why Lawyers Are So Low in Resilience and the New Science That Can Help.

Published by the American Bar Association, the book by leading legal psychology experts Dr. Larry Richard and Dr. D’Arcy Lyness credits 30 years of data from Talogy’s Caliper profile assessment as the foundation for its insights into high-stakes workforce performance.

Drawing from a database of 4.5 million Caliper assessments, the book highlights a central workplace paradox: the very traits required for exceptional job performance are often the exact traits that leave professionals vulnerable to stress. Specifically, Dr. Richard’s data shows that lawyers average just 30% on resilience, compared to 50% for the general public, with nine out of 10 scoring in the bottom half of the resilience scale. This is a pattern that has remained unchanged since 1994.

“In the three decades that we have been evaluating and coaching legal professionals, we have seen a clear pattern,” said Dr. Larry Richard. “Law schools admit, firms hire and clients reward individuals who demonstrate high skepticism, high urgency, high self-reliance and an intolerance for error. While those traits produce stronger legal documents and won cases, our research shows they also predict rumination, defensiveness, isolation and difficulty coping with criticism, stress and change.”

This dynamic extends far beyond law. Any workforce that hires and promotes for vigilance, perfection and precision under pressure faces the same risks, such as manufacturing safety leads, ICU charge nurses, compliance officers, federal investigators or public safety supervisors.

By using Talogy’s assessment data to view resilience as a measurable trait rather than a temporary mood, leaders across all organizations can act on three core operational insights:

Early risk detection: Identify psychological risk factors before they lead to turnover, prolonged absences, or safety incidents.Separating skill from leadership: Recognize that a top individual performer is not automatically equipped to be a resilient leader.Actionable intervention: Address workforce vulnerabilities directly using science-backed development strategies.

“The Caliper Profile measures the innate personality traits and behavioral motivations that dictate how individuals process stress, setbacks, and criticism,” said Nataliya Baytalskaya, Ph.D. and Managing Research Scientist at Talogy. “Low resilience is not a barrier, it is a developmental opportunity. By leveraging objective measurement, organizations can deploy targeted, evidence-based strategies that help high-performing teams adapt under pressure without sacrificing their operational edge.”

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Dr. Larry Richard and Dr. D’Arcy Lyness will join Talogy for a 30 minute conversation to uncover what the science of resilience can teach us about building stronger, more sustainable high-performing teams. Sign up.

Thin-Skinned: Why Lawyers Are So Low in Resilience and the New Science That Can Help is available through the American Bar Association:

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To learn more about how Talogy and the Caliper Profile help organizations measure and build workforce resilience, visit Talogy.com.

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iodyne Powers Hedge, Adobe and RED Digital Cinema Booths at IBC2026

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Edge storage integration deepens across the IBC show floor as attendees get their first live look at the Pro Mini Smart Drive moving through active production workflows

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — iodyne, leader in high-performance and smart data storage solutions, today announced its presence at IBC2026, running Sept. 11-16 in Amsterdam. The storage solutions provider will demonstrate how deeply its drives have become embedded in the daily workflows of its partners. During the show this year, iodyne will be co-exhibiting with professional video software provider, Hedge, at booth 7.A36. Additionally, iodyne’s solutions will make a special appearance powering workflows across the Adobe, RED Digital Cinema, and Cintegral Technologies booths. IBC2026 will also mark the first time European audiences see the Pro Mini Smart Drive, winner of Best of Show at NAB 2026, working live across multiple stops on a single show floor.

“Pro Mini is finally out of the display case and moving through real jobs at this show, starting at the Hedge booth for capture and archive, over to Adobe for AI creative and search workflows, and onto RED for raw ingest, a single Pro Mini can handle all of these different workflows and keep your data safe,” said Michael Gitig, Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives of iodyne.

Across every booth, iodyne will showcase how their storage solutions move high-resolution footage through workflows without slowing down, staying encrypted and RAID-protected the entire way.

Powering the Show Floor

iodyne’s presence at IBC2026 spans four partner booths, each showcasing encrypted, RAID-protected data moving from capture through color, ingest, and archive without a hitch. Here’s where to find it on the show floor:

Hedge (Booth 7.A36): Hedge is running iodyne storage across a full capture-to-archive pipeline on its booth, pairing Hedge’s OffShoot, Canister, EditReady, Canopy, Mimiq with iodyne Pro Data and Pro Mini to show attendees a verified, encrypted transfer at every step, from the initial offload off camera media through to long-term archive.

Adobe (Booths 13.D501, 7.B35): iodyne is showing up across multiple Adobe workflows this year, from Premiere to After Effects, including native-resolution RAW grading inside the new Color Mode in Premiere, an integration first detailed in iodyne’s Premiere Color Mode workflow story. iodyne will also publish a new episode of its Workflow Kitchen series featuring Dave Helmly from Adobe, covering the AI-driven features Adobe has released over the past year and how they fit into faster color and post pipelines.

RED Digital Cinema (Booth 11.C35): At the RED Digital Cinema booth, iodyne Pro Data will support live, fast, and secure R3D RAW workflows, building on the streamlined card-free ingest setup that the two companies showed earlier this year at NAB Show and Cinegear Expo.

Cintegral Technologies (Booth 1.D25): iodyne rental partner, Cintegral Technologies, is making its IBC debut focused on connectivity services for the European market, including private 5G and free-space optical (FSO) transmission for productions that need to move data without a fixed line. As it expands into connectivity, Cintegral says the Pro Mini remains central to its business.

“For me, what makes the Pro Mini so invaluable to us as a business is the intersectionality it provides across all our verticals,” said Dane Brehm, Production Technologist of Cintegral Technologies.

“Having the Pro Mini as a premium product when people know us for our storage-as-a-service gives us the opportunity to interest them in our other offerings, like the connectivity we’re showcasing for IBC. Utilizing a premium product in an excellent partnership builds trust and creates Cintegral’s secret sauce for success.”

Getting studio-grade data workflows into the field is a business imperative across sports, cinema and TV. iodyne points to its case study with the Dallas Cowboys on off-site content production, alongside a new case study with CineLab, as examples of that shift. iodyne invites IBC attendees to stop by any of its partner booths to talk through how the same edge workflows could apply to their own productions.

iodyne’s drives remain the fastest in the storage category while staying fully encrypted and RAID-protected—a standard the company calls TruePut. At IBC2026, iodyne puts its drives to work, demoing how faster encrypted transfer speeds cut down both the time spent offloading footage in the field and the cost of shipping physical drives back to a home base.

For more information, visit iodyne.com.

About iodyne

Founded by veteran enterprise storage engineers, iodyne builds encrypted, RAID-protected storage for professionals who work at the edge, in the field, on set, or anywhere else a slow or fragile drive isn’t an option. Its Pro Data and Pro Mini product lines pair hardware RAID-6 and XTS-AES-256 encryption with the sustained, verified performance the company calls TruePut, giving media and entertainment, government, and enterprise IT teams a way to move and protect large datasets without giving up speed. iodyne is based in Los Angeles. Learn more at iodyne.com.

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