QuickLogic Delivers eFPGA Hard IP Optimized for Intel 18A Technology
QuickLogic Corporation, a leader in embedded FPGA (eFPGA) Hard IP, ruggedized FPGAs, and Endpoint AI/ML solutions, has announced a significant milestone with the delivery of its eFPGA Hard IP optimized for Intel’s 18A technology.
This marks the first time eFPGA Hard IP has been delivered for a sub-5nm process node, setting a new benchmark for low power consumption, high performance, and optimal silicon area utilization (PPA).
Quick Delivery Powered by Australis™ IP Generator
Leveraging the power of its proprietary Australis™ IP Generator, QuickLogic was able to create the first eFPGA Hard IP for Intel 18A in just six months. With the foundry-specific Hard IP now complete, QuickLogic is positioned to deliver customer-specific variants even faster, enhancing flexibility and reducing time-to-market.
Supporting FPGA User Tools for Seamless Integration
QuickLogic’s eFPGA Hard IP is supported by two versions of its FPGA User Tools. Aurora is a fully open-source suite that offers designers complete transparency and inspectability, while Aurora Pro is a more advanced version that includes Synopsys® Synplify® FPGA Logic Synthesis, providing a higher level of functionality.
These tools enable faster, more efficient design integration and customization for various applications.
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Lowering Costs and Reducing Program Risks
Brian Faith, CEO of QuickLogic, said, “For more than three decades, QuickLogic has built a strong reputation as a trusted supplier of Size, Weight, Area, Performance and Cost (SWaP-C)-optimized programmable logic for both defense and commercial markets.”
He added, “With our proven eFPGA Hard IP now available for Intel 18A, we're able to quickly deliver customer-specific variants that reduce program risk and lower the cost of using eFPGA technology."
QuickLogic’s eFPGA Hard IP for Intel 18A is available now and can be tailored with varying resources, including LUTs, Block RAM, and DSP Blocks to meet specific application requirements for commercial and Defense Industrial Base (DIB) designs.
