Yes, I can totally believe that, the software itself is actually distributed in a fairly convenient format, given that some of it is only compatible with some o

Yes, I can totally believe that, the software itself is actually distributed in a fairly convenient format, given that some of it is only compatible with some obscure RedHat version, so installation amounts to copying files from an iso image and pointing it to a license server. It probably is also easy to patch out the License server code. I would be fairly surprised if those places also had access to current gen PDKs and the required memory compilers. We have to basically order memory blocks by mail and don't get access to the tools to generate them ourselves.