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Facts about "Cyrix"
company type | private + |
defunct | November 11, 1997 + |
fate | Merged with National Semiconductor + |
founded | 1988 + |
founded location | Richardson, Texas + |
founder | Jerry Rogers + and Tom Brightman + |
full page name | cyrix + |
headquarters | Richardson, Texas + |
instance of | semiconductor company + |
name | Cyrix + |
wikidata id | Q747489 + |