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Tabula, Inc.
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<p>Tabula, Inc., was an American fabless <a href="/facts/Semiconductor/zFf3mGTE">semiconductor</a> company based in <a href="/facts/Santa_Clara%2c_California/lkQTssCF">Santa Clara, California</a>. Founded in 2003 by <a href="/facts/Steve_Teig/DFLUVYvE">Steve Teig</a> (ex-<a href="/facts/Chief_technology_officer/0JRJyEoL">CTO</a> of <a href="/facts/Cadence_Design_Systems/6pTzpgFc">Cadence</a>), it raised $215 million in <a href="/facts/Venture_capital_financing/tIKuwjTX">venture funding</a>. The company designed and built <a href="/facts/Three-dimensional_integrated_circuit/dPFn86Vz">three dimensional</a> field programmable gate arrays (3-D <a href="/facts/FPGA/M8LSGcAU">FPGAs</a>) and ranked third on the Wall Street Journal's annual "Next Big Thing" list in 2012. </p>