Lattice Semiconductor Corp specializes in creating semiconductor products, including a variety of field programmable gate arrays like Lattice Certus and ECP, Mach, iCE, and CrossLink. They focus on video connectivity solutions and offer a range of services from technology licensing to patent monetization. With a direct and indirect sales model, they cater to original equipment manufacturers across communications, computing, consumer, industrial, and automotive sectors. Founded in 1983, Lattice is based in Hillsboro, Oregon, serving clients globally.
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