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== Synopsis ==
RMI was a privately held [[fabless]] semiconductor company founded by [[Atiq Raza]], the former CEO of [[NexGen]] and later, when it was acquired by [[AMD]] in [[1996]], the COO of [[AMD]]. Raza founded RMI in 2002 to develop embedded and networking processors. In [[2009]] [[NetLogic]] announced it will acquire RMI for $175.4 million in stock and $8.0 million in cash.
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RMI was a privately held [[fabless]] semiconductor company founded by [[Atiq Raza]], the former CEO of [[NexGen]] and later, when it was acquired by [[AMD]] in [[1996]], the COO of [[AMD]]. Raza founded RMI in 2002 to develop embedded and networking processors. In 2006 Raza acquired [[Alchemy]] from [[AMD]].
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In [[2009]] [[NetLogic]] announced it will acquire RMI for $175.4 million in stock and $8.0 million in cash.
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== Processor Family ==
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* {{\\|XLS}}

Revision as of 12:46, 28 May 2018

Raza Micro
raza microelectronics logo.svg
Type Private
Founded 2002
Founder Atiq Raza
Fate Acquired by NetLogic
Headquarters Cupertino, CA

Raza Microelectronics, Inc. (RMI), later renamed RMI Corporation, was a fabless semiconductor company specilizaing in MIPS processors.

Synopsis

RMI was a privately held fabless semiconductor company founded by Atiq Raza, the former CEO of NexGen and later, when it was acquired by AMD in 1996, the COO of AMD. Raza founded RMI in 2002 to develop embedded and networking processors. In 2006 Raza acquired Alchemy from AMD.

In 2009 NetLogic announced it will acquire RMI for $175.4 million in stock and $8.0 million in cash.

Processor Family

Facts about "RMI Corporation"
company typeprivate +
fateAcquired by NetLogic +
founded2002 +
founderAtiq Raza +
full page nameraza +
headquartersCupertino, CA +
instance ofsemiconductor company +
nameRaza Micro +
wikidata idQ2124355 +