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Microsemi Ships 22nm FinFET ASICs
Peter Clarke (Electronics360)
19 September 2014
Defense and communications chip supplier Microsemi Corp. (Aliso Viejo, Calif.) has started delivering ASICs to customers made using Intel's 22nm FinFET manufacturing process but is unlikely to ship FPGAs based on the process, according to Russ Garcia, executive vice president of marketing for the company.
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