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Disposal of Sections and/or product lines

There is a section in this article that documents the acquisitions that Texas Instruments have made, but what about the opposite? T.I. used to make Numeric Display chips (e.g. TIL309) and probably LEDs, but not any more, unfortunately. Was this 'division' simply closed down, or was it sold to another company? Texas virtually invented the 74 TTL series, but appears to no longer do so. Again, was this closed down, or sold to someone else?

Taff Hewitt (talk) 13:10, 31 May 2017 (UTC)