Mutant Logic completes UC Davis license
Sacramento Business Journal - 1:13 PM PDT Wednesday, March 28, 2007
by Melanie Turner
Staff writer
Mutant Logic Inc., an angel-backed startup in El Dorado Hills developing technology to streamline circuit design, has completed an exclusive license from the University of California Davis to commercialize the technology.
Mutant Logic was founded by three UC Davis graduate students. The software they've developed is meant to help semiconductor companies reduce the time, cost and risk of circuit design projects, and help them produce error-free integrated circuits.
UC Davis InnovationAccess, which provides services to connect research to the marketplace, helped the company find Jim Schraith, a key initial investor and adviser.
InnovationAccess manages a patent portfolio of 841 inventions and seeks opportunities to commercialize these via licensing.
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