opinions and skeptical speculations too small to fit into an Industry Gadfly column
Subject: Azuro marketing director compares Cooley to Tuvan throat singing
> As the little EDA Start-Up That Couldn't Shoot Straight, I believe that
> the Cadence acquisition of Azuro was an asset fire sale. Why? Because
> even though Azuro might have had some possibly useful technology, they
> couldn't market their way out of a wet paper bag!
>
> - John Cooley
> http://www.deepchip.com/wiretap/110713.html
From: [ "Marc Swinnen" at a yahoo.com address ]
Hello, Cooley.
My name is Marc Swinnen. I am the Director of Product Marketing at Azuro.
This is exactly what I think of your comments about how I do my job:
To set the record straight, Azuro tools are regularly used on production
designs at Tier 1 companies like Broadcom, Nvidia, ST, TSMC and Toshiba;
which is why Cadence bought us for $30 million. I am directly part of the
reason why Azuro got such a high valuation.
You should at least *try* to get your facts straight first, John, before
shooting off such half-baked missives on your DeepChip website.
- [ "Marc Swinnen" at a yahoo.com address ]
Editor's Note: Since this came from a yahoo.com address, I doubt this
is the real Marc Swinnen. But it was too funy not to publish. - John
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