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I'm sure clones are still being made.

• nubinetwork 2mo ago
  The cpu possibly, but I had a hard time trying to find the support chips (ctc, sio/pio, etc)...
  • avadodin 2mo ago
    Many applications didn't even use those peripherals so I suppose production ended earlier. The Z80 could even refresh the RAM by itself. It was not like the 8080 which required two support chips only to function.
  • HeyLaughingBoy 2mo ago
    Do you have an actual use for them? I might have a few tubes of Z80-CTC & SIO in the basement if I haven't given them all away yet.
• JoeAltmaier 2mo ago
  It's still active as a mask for a more complex system on a single die. Even the support chips are available. The Juno project, orbiting Jupiter, had a Z80 compatible core for the radar signal processing.