How the FPGA came to be, Part 4 : vimarsana.com

By the end of the 1970s, PALs had become the PLD (programmable logic device) of choice for system designers. They were an immensely successful product for Monolithic Memories Inc (MMI). They were also a great target for every other IC maker that wanted to enter the PLD arena. Several did just that.  Bob Hartmann co-founded…

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