Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 22V10 Programmable Array Login (PAL) development team : oral history panel

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Text

Title

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 22V10 Programmable Array Login (PAL) development team : oral history panel

Contributor

Laws, David, Moderator

Miller, Warren, Panelist

Richman, Mitch, Panelist

Sievers, Bill, Panelist

Publisher

Computer History Museum

Date

2012-07-19

Place of Publication

Mountain View, California

Extent

28 p.

Description

This panel session brings together some of the key contributors – Warren Miller, Mitch Richman, and Bill Sievers – to the Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 22V10 PAL device development project. The Am 22V10 was the first proprietary programmable logic device (PLD) introduced by AMD in the mid-1980s. It established a new level of complexity in this sector of the market that allowed many new applications to take advantage of the benefits and flexibility of user-configurable logic solutions and PC-based development tools.

Subject

Richman, Mitch; semiconductor history; Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD); Sievers, Bill; Monolithic Memories, Inc. (MMI); Intersil; Signetics; Altera; Xilinx; Programmable Logic; PAL; 22V10; Miller, Warren; Fairchild; IM5200

Collection Title

Oral Histories online

Accession Number

102746508

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