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Oasys Announces New Funding Led by Intel Capital, Xilinx and former Cadence CEO Joe Costello
July 25, 1013 - Oasys Design Systems announced they have raised a new round of funding led by Intel Capital, Xilinx and former Cadence CEO, Joe Costello. Funds will be used to expand the company’s sales, marketing and product development activities
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