Newly-funded M2000 preps FPGA product family
(09/28/2007 7:12 AM EDT)
LONDON -- M2000 Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.) a programmable logic intellectual property licensor founded in France in 1996 is about to launch what it describes as a "breakthrough" in programmable logic technology. The company claims that its technology will provide higher logic density, functionality and speed at less cost than competing solutions.
M2000, led by CEO and cofounder Frederic Reblewksi, has operated out of France for more than a decade and has provided FPGA blocks for license by SOC designers.
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