Re: motorola's chip page

[Eric Smith via cctalk]

On Mon, Apr 16, 2018, 06:35 David Griffith via cctalk 
wrote:

>
> Does anyone know where Motorola's current production chips are described?
> http://www.motorola.com/General/prodport.html only partially works and
> search is entirely broken because http://search.motorola.com no longer
> exists.
>

Motorola isn't in the semiconductor business, and hasn't been for many
years!

The semiconductor business was spun off as Freescale Semiconductor, which
spit out the discrete and logic business as On Semiconductor. Since then,
NXP (formerly Philips) bought Freescale, and On merged with Fairchild (spun
off from National).

motorola's chip page

[David Griffith via cctalk]

Does anyone know where Motorola's current production chips are described? 
http://www.motorola.com/General/prodport.html only partially works and 
search is entirely broken because http://search.motorola.com no longer 
exists.



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