An implementation for embedded applications, the MC88300, was under development during the early 1990s, but was eventually canceled. Ford Motor Company had planned to use the chips, which alongside adoption by telecommunications vendors had been viewed as guaranteeing the viability of the architecture indefinitely. Motorola offered a PowerPC design as a replacement, which Ford accepted.
An implementation for embedded applications the MC88300 was under development during the early 1990s, but was eventually canceled. Ford Motor Company had planned to use the chips, which alongside adoption by telecommunications vendors had been viewed as guaranteeing the viability of the architecture indefinitely. Motorola offered a PowerPC design as a replacement, which Ford accepted