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Xilinx Kintex Ultrascale vs Altera Arria 10

In the dynamic landscape of FPGA technology, Xilinx (now owned by AMD), and Altera (now owned by Intel) have been at the forefront with their cutting-edge offerings. Kintex Ultrascale and Altera Arria 10 are notable FPGA families that have garnered significant attention from engineers and designers alike. These FPGA technology leaders have continually pushed the…

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Analog Devices $1 Billion Investment in Oregon Facility Expansion

Analog Devices logo. (Image source: Wiki Images) Analog Devices is celebrating a momentous achievement with a colossal investment of over $1 billion in expanding its cutting-edge semiconductor wafer fab located in Beaverton, Oregon. The Beaverton site, established back in 1978, proudly stands as ADI’s largest wafer fabrication consumer and healthcare. As part of this significant…

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cpld vs fpga
CPLDs vs. FPGAs: Understanding the Differences and Choosing the Right Solution

In digital electronics Complex Programmable Logic Devices (CPLDs) and Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) stand out for their flexibility and performance. Both CPLDs and FPGAs offer designers the ability to implement complex digital systems and provide flexibility in the face of evolving requirements. However, their architecture, capabilities, and best use cases differ significantly. Key Points Architecture – CPLDs have…

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AMD Unveils Revolutionary VP1902

In a groundbreaking development, AMD has unleashed its latest innovation – the AMD VP1902, set to be the largest FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) in the world. This colossal FPGA is specifically designed to emulate future silicon designs, ranging from small Systems on Chips (SoCs) like those found in Raspberry Pi devices to powerful next-generation accelerators…

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Stratix FPGAs

What Are Stratix FPGAs? Among the leading FPGA families available in the market, Stratix FPGAs, developed by Intel, have exceptional performance, reliability, and versatility. These highly advanced FPGAs have earned a reputation and are widely recognized for their ability to meet the demanding requirements of a broad range of applications across various industries. Stratix FPGAs,…

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Rapid Silicon’s $30 Million Investment to Accelerate FPGA Software

Rapid Silicon, a leading provider of open-source FPGA software and hardware, recently announced a $30 million investment to accelerate the rollout of its end-to-end open source FPGA software and entry level hardware. This investment will help the company expand its reach and secure larger projects as it provides comprehensive solutions for both software and hardware…

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