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Williac
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| Near read! Was there any relation between this and the United Technologies rad hardened ASIC chips? |
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CPUShack
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| Williac wrote: | | Near read! Was there any relation between this and the United Technologies rad hardened ASIC chips? |
Aeroflex acquired UTMC in the 1990s so in a way yes
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Williac
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| Males sense. The semiconductor acquisition was a weird buy for United Technologies, but they had a CEO at the time who wanted to expand out of their core lines of business. For better or worse. I understand that the UTMC venture was not very successful under the Unitied Technologies banner. And like many if those illl-fated acquisitions, it was divested. Neat to see it continued on with the right owner. |
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As always the article is very informative.
CPUShack, Thank you for your labors!
I have a small request: Please find for us all present Dynex MAS281 in White! 
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