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'''Intrinsity, Inc.''', formally '''EVSX, Inc.''', was a fabless semiconductor company that created and sold high-performance custom-designed [[dyamic logic]]-based IP cores for math, signal processors, and general purpose high performance processors. Intrinsity also provides EDA tools, technologies, and expertise that enable customers to produce high-performance, low-power logic. The company was founded in 1997 by a group of engineers following the closure of [[Exponential Technology]].
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'''Intrinsity, Inc.''', formally '''EVSX, Inc.''', was a fabless semiconductor company that created and sold high-performance custom-designed [[dyamic logic]]-based [[IP cores]] for math, signal processors, and general purpose high performance processors. Intrinsity also provides EDA tools, technologies, and expertise that enable customers to produce high-performance, low-power logic. The company was founded in 1997 by a group of engineers following the closure of [[Exponential Technology]].
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On April 27 2010, [[Apple]] confirmed that they have acquired Intrinsity.
  
 
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Intrinsity
intrinsity logo.png
Type Private
Founded May 1997
Austin, Texas
Fate Acquired by Apple
Defunct 2010
Headquarters Austin, Texas
Website http://www.intrinsity.com

Intrinsity, Inc., formally EVSX, Inc., was a fabless semiconductor company that created and sold high-performance custom-designed dyamic logic-based IP cores for math, signal processors, and general purpose high performance processors. Intrinsity also provides EDA tools, technologies, and expertise that enable customers to produce high-performance, low-power logic. The company was founded in 1997 by a group of engineers following the closure of Exponential Technology.

On April 27 2010, Apple confirmed that they have acquired Intrinsity.

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Facts about "Intrinsity"
company typeprivate +
defunct2010 +
fateAcquired by Apple +
foundedMay 1997 +
founded locationAustin, Texas +
full page nameintrinsity +
headquartersAustin, Texas +
instance ofsemiconductor company +
nameIntrinsity +
websitehttp://www.intrinsity.com +
wikidata idQ6058745 +