53 years ago next month, a fabless seniconductor company was founded to pursue systems ICs rather than single function discrete ICs. The founder’s sons run the company today. Its first product, a PMOS frequency sensitivity switch, sold for 30 years and was designed into Concorde’s flight management system. The company originally used Plessey for foundry and, …
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