'ip business' is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
It could be interpreted as standing for "Internet Protocol business," but in that case, it should be written out. For example, "The company has expanded its operations to include IP business."
Technology licensing and advanced R&D will be intertwined within the business, as opposed to being a separate corporate research team and IP business.
We think the GPU IP business is worth at least 260p on the current trough financials, with potential upside in 2018 through regained Asian System on a Chip market share (particularly Mediatek).
It is worth stressing that the capital substitution for labour is largely not through "machines" but through intangibles such as intellectual property (IP), business models, algorithms, data aggregations and now also digital currencies.
But one program will inevitably catch on, predicts Joseph Aibinder, AT&T's director of voice-over IP business services.
While MIPS dominated the mid-to-high-end IP business, Arm was relegated to the low end.
There is a complex equation around cost, IP, business process, regulation, institutional knowledge and many other factors.
And it's not just the entertainment industry that will suffer if the value of copyright is not respected, says Neame. "IP businesses and learning-based business industries are hugely increasing in the west," he says.
But thousands of new calling applications are being written and one program inevitably will catch on in a Napster-like frenzy, predicts Joseph Aibinder, AT&T's director of voice-over-IP business services.
After selling most of his horses in 2004, Borislow set forth plans for a new voice-over-IP business which became the magicJack.
In 2005, after retiring from business to focus on his horse racing career, Borislow set forth plans for a new voice-over-IP business, with an initial name of Talk4free.
"Communications (primarily e-mail), research and development (R&D), intellectual property (IP), and business intelligence (contracts, negotiations, etc).
