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Siemens to buy chip debugging specialist Lauterbach to grow its EDA unit
The German firm makes TRACE32 tools that help engineers find software bugs in chips before they are built.
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Siemens has agreed to buy Lauterbach, a German company that makes tools for finding and fixing bugs in chips and the software that runs on them, but the price was not disclosed.
Founded in 1979 by brothers Lothar and Stephan Lauterbach, the company is based in Höhenkirchen, near Munich. It employs about 170 people and made around €60m in revenue last year.
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