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Synertek, Inc. was an
American semiconductor manufacturer founded in 1973. The
initial staff consisted of Bob
Schreiner (the CEO), Dan Floyd, Jack Balletto...
- factories. For
initial production,
Zilog licensed the Z80 to U.S.-based
Synertek and Mostek,
along with
European second-source manufacturer, SGS. The design...
- In the
early days of the 6502, it was second-sourced by
Rockwell and
Synertek, and
later licensed to
other companies. In 1981, the
Western Design Center...
- The SYM-1 is a
single board "trainer"
computer produced by
Synertek Systems in 1975. It was
designed by Ray Holt.[citation needed]
Originally called the...
- to the
design of the MP944 microprocessor.
Subsequently he co-founded
Synertek in 1973,
where he
served as the company's
primary chip designer. One of...
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acquired by
semiconductor manufacturer Synertek, a
second source manufacturer of the 6502, and
renamed Synertek Systems. It then
created the SYM-1, a 6502-based...
- the 6522 was
second sourced by
other companies including Rockwell and
Synertek. The 6522 was
widely used in
computers of the 1980s,
particularly Commodore's...
-
Atari wanted a
second source of the chipset.
Peddle and
Paivinen suggested Synertek whose co-founder, Bob Schreiner, was a
friend of Peddle. In
October 1975...
-
officially released sometime shortly after. WDC
licensed the
design to
Synertek, NCR, GTE Microcircuits, and
Rockwell Semiconductor. Rockwell's primary...
- and
production of some
critical products was
shifted to a
friendly fab (
Synertek) in
Silicon Valley.
Several employees pla**** a key role in the Telecommunications...
