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scooterscot replied

8 July 2013, 17:05
Is it not because the silicon atoms are in superposition?
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Sysman replied

8 July 2013, 16:58
Matra gets a mention.

I visited them once and there was an impressive chart on the wall with piccies of everything they made, from rockets to the humble Matra Simca.
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zeitghost started a topic This silicon chip business is weird.

8 July 2013, 15:37
This silicon chip business is weird.

Atmel Buys MHS, Again – The Twisted History of Atmel, Temic and MHS | The CPU Shack Museum

Talk about pass the parcel.

And now, and in color(tm), Microchip has bought Atmel.

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