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1 out of 2 Lattice Semiconductor Reviews

June 12, 2008
“ Lattice Semiconductor, 'more of the best' ”
Design Engineer in San Jose, CA
Compensation is competitive (even though benefits are sub-par), business outlook is improving with new FPGA product mix as older PLD products are phased out, FPGA market as a whole is relatively robus...
June 12, 2008
“ Lattice poised for growth ”
Director in Hillsboro, OR

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