VHDL tends to reign in European hardware companies.
Re:C Isn't a Language
by direwolf20 on Friday February 06, 2026 @07:39AM
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I wonder why there aren't many successful European hardware products.
I would assert any company that doesn't go bankrupt is successful, doesn't need to be late stage capitalism.
Other than that, Nokia until Microsoft placed an agent on it, Phillips that contributed to CDs, ASML...
Re:C Isn't a Language
by direwolf20 on Friday February 06, 2026 @08:29AM
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Three is not many
ST, Infineon, ARM(!!), NXP, Raspberry Pi Holdings, Nordic Semiconductor (original developers of AVR, now known for Bluetooth chips and auch)...
" any company that doesn't go bankrupt is successful"
Re:C Isn't a Language
by SanjayMehta on Friday February 06, 2026 @11:20PM
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And Japan, I'm told.
Re:C Isn't a Language
by therealcamino on Friday February 06, 2026 @07:47AM
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Well, VHDL was heavily based on Ada.
Verilog is loosely based on C. Most designs are done in Verilog.