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Lattice Acquires SiliconBlue
Anyone who watches the programmable logic industry has seen a major resurgence from Lattice Semiconductor over the past couple of years. Just a few years ago, the company was on the ropes financially and technically, and many experts were expecting the company to quietly perish in the night.
It did not.
Instead, Lattice came back with a spark of focused determination seldom seen in long-lived technology companies. The executive ranks were purged and refilled, the culture was dramatically transformed – from a rigid, top-down dictatorship to a bottom-up, participative, team-oriented environment that fosters creativity and risk-taking. Read More
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A Mysterious New Roll-On Material… or Two 2
posted by Bryon Moyer
Printed circuits (generally organic) have historically suffered from a lack of n-type semiconductors. A new one seems to have found its way into a couple recent announcements. But what is it? (19-Dec)
To be, or not to be - an FPGA?
posted by Kevin Morris
FPGAs are hiding in the background of some current chips, and quietly disappearing from others. (13-Dec)
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Hybrid bus a ‘masterpiece of British engineering’
Now there's a phrase you don't hear much.
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Hybrid bus a ‘masterpiece of British engineering’
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