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Lattice Deal: Harbinger of FPGA & ASSP Union
Junko Yoshida, EETimes
5/1/2015 07:42 PM EDT
MADISON, Wis. — Darin Billerbeck, president and CEO at Lattice Semiconductor, after its acquisition of Silicon Image in March, believes the marriage of FPGA company to an ASSP firm is a match made in heaven.
Billerbeck said in a recent phone interview with EE Times, “That’s why Intel wants Altera. It’s obvious.”
How obvious depends on where you sit in the electronics market.
As far as the potential Intel-Altera deal is concerned, the intrigue continues.
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