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Why Choose Hard IP for Embedded FPGA in Aerospace and Defense Applications

Hard IP - For Embedded FPGA in Aerospace and Defense Applications

Designers of aerospace and defense systems know that their applications are mission-critical and demand the highest levels of reliability, security, and performance. Adding embedded FPGA (eFPGA) technology to an ASIC or SoC for these applications dramatically increases adaptability and flexibility, but those desirable attributes can’t come at the expense of reliability, security or performance. That’s […]

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Why is Hard IP a Better Solution for Embedded FPGA (eFPGA) Technology?

Hard IP - Smarter Choice for eFPGA Design

Embedding FPGA technology into an ASIC or SoC has become popular for a wide variety of applications and markets, including those related to critical infrastructure, security, and defense. Engineers choose to integrate eFPGA IP into their SoCs for a number of reasons, including: Post-manufacturing design flexibility Reduced design risk Future proofing Customizable security and/or hardware […]

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The Year of the Chiplet

I recently spoke with Kash Johal, founder and CEO of YorChip. To say he’s excited about what he predicts will be a “Chiplet revolution” would be an understatement. Kash confirmed our first jointly developed FPGA Chiplets integrating QuickLogic IP are on schedule to be available in 2H 2025. Going forward, this FPGA Chiplet product line […]

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QuickLogic Wins Supplier of the Year Award from BAE Systems

QuickLogic - Winner of Supplier of the Year Award from BAE

We’re thrilled to announce that QuickLogic has been honored with BAE Systems’ ‘Partner 2 Win’ Supplier of the Year award in the “FAST Labs™ Technology Innovation Partner Of The Year” category. This award recognizes our contributions to BAE Systems’ Electronic Systems sector in 2023. We at QuickLogic are honored and proud to receive this award. […]

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Honeywell Aerospace Announces…

During our August 14, 2023 conference call, I mentioned that QuickLogic received a $15 million extension of the government contract initially awarded in 2022, which expanded the scope of the original contract to include a second wafer foundry company. Today, Honeywell Aerospace Technologies published a very flattering blog post, revealing it as the previously undisclosed […]

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Open Doors, Open Minds: Brian Ignites FPT Conference with Open-Source FPGA Vision

QuickLogic CEO at FPT '23

Brian’s presentation, titled “Open-source FPGA Development: A New Era of Innovation and Growth,” was met with enthusiastic reception at the FPT Conference in Japan last week. The lively discussion that followed, lasting a full 20 minutes after the talk ended, testified to its impact. So, what was it all about? Brian delved into the exciting […]

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Aurora 2.4 Development Tool: Celebrating the Power of Open-Source Innovation

Aurora 2.4 Development Tool

QuickLogic is thrilled to introduce version 2.4 of our Aurora eFPGA development tool suite. This release is packed with cool updates that improve the utilization and performance of reconfigurable computing in your RTL designs. This release is super special because it’s built on a strong foundation of open-source modules. We believe in openness and transparency, […]

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FPGA Chiplets Get a Power and Cost Makeover Thanks to New Partnership

QuickLogic and YorChip Partner to Develop Low-Power, Low-Cost UCIe FPGA Chiplets

QuickLogic and YorChip have formed a strategic partnership to develop Low-Power, Low-Cost UCIe FPGA Chiplets. These chiplets are optimized for low power consumption and low cost, opening new possibilities for a wide range of applications, including the fast-growing edge IoT and AI/ML markets. What is UCIe? UCIe (Unified Chiplet Interconnect Express) is an open standard […]

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QuickLogic Leads Industry Trend in Open-Source FPGA Tools

In 2020, QuickLogic became the first programmable logic company to embrace open-source FPGA User Tools as our preferred and supported offering for our customers. The company’s QORC (QuickLogic Open Reconfigurable Computing) initiative made it possible for developers to use open-source tools to design and build products with QuickLogic’s FPGA devices and eFPGA technology. Our decision […]

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