By Jon Peterson Milpitas-based semiconductor and software company LSI Corp. has acquired a two-building North San Jose campus, marking the first time the company has moved from being a renter to a property owner. The acquisition means a move from its existing Milpitas headquarters the 220,000-square-foot Ridder Park campus at 1310 Ridder Park Drive and 1320 […]
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