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Altera Intros Upgrade of FPGA AI Suite Enabling Determinism for Physical AI

Altera Intros Upgrade of FPGA AI Suite Enabling Determinism for Physical AI

The new version of FPGA AI Suite is designed to accelerate trained AI models into FPGAs


News May 13, 2026 by Duane Benson
Europe’s Chip Ambitions: Why the EU’s Semi Strategy May Fall Short

Europe’s Chip Ambitions: Why the EU’s Semi Strategy May Fall Short

An audit finds that the European Chips Act is "very unlikely" to hit the 20% global market target by 2030, citing fragmented funding, slow progress on FOAKs, and fierce international competition.


News May 12, 2026 by Gordon Feller
ElastixAI Emerges From Stealth With FPGA Approach to Gen AI Supercomputing

ElastixAI Emerges From Stealth With FPGA Approach to Gen AI Supercomputing

In this exclusive interview, the Seattle startup says its software-ML-hardware co-design—announced today—converts off-the-shelf FPGA servers into high-efficiency AI inference engines.


News Feb 25, 2026 by Luke James
AMD Intros Mid-Range FPGAs Targeting Intelligent, High-Performance Designs

AMD Intros Mid-Range FPGAs Targeting Intelligent, High-Performance Designs

Announced today, the new FPGAs build off of AMD’s existing ecosystem with modernized memory, I/O, and security.


News Feb 04, 2026 by Jake Hertz
SGeT Publishes oHFM, an Open, Vendor-Independent FPGA Module Standard

SGeT Publishes oHFM, an Open, Vendor-Independent FPGA Module Standard

The new oHFM specification defines a common, scalable module framework for FPGA and SoC-FPGA designs, targeting carrier-board reuse across vendors and deployment classes.


News Jan 26, 2026 by Luke James
Lattice’s New FPGAs Expand Possibilities for Control and Connectivity

Lattice’s New FPGAs Expand Possibilities for Control and Connectivity

The latest members of the low-power, low-density FPGA product line feature instant-on with 896 to 9400 look-up tables.


News Dec 22, 2025 by Duane Benson
Lattice Brings Post-Quantum Cryptography to Low-Power FPGAs

Lattice Brings Post-Quantum Cryptography to Low-Power FPGAs

The new low-power FPGAs include CNSA-2.0 compliance and hardware root of trust for post-quantum cryptographic security.


News Oct 21, 2025 by Duane Benson
Efinix Expands Titanium Line with High-Speed, AI-Focused FPGAs

Efinix Expands Titanium Line with High-Speed, AI-Focused FPGAs

Efinix has doubled its Titanium FPGA family, adding devices with transceivers up to 25.8 Gbps to support AI, edge, and industrial applications.


News Oct 06, 2025 by Austin Futrell
At Its Innovators Day Event, Altera Unveils Expanded Agilex FPGA Portfolio

At Its Innovators Day Event, Altera Unveils Expanded Agilex FPGA Portfolio

Today, the FPGA company revealed an array of new announcements at its annual Altera Innovators Day developer conference.


News Sep 30, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Lattice Outfits FPGA Portfolio With High I/O Density, Secure Options

Lattice Outfits FPGA Portfolio With High I/O Density, Secure Options

The updated features of the low-power devices may give developers new ways to address the stringent thermal, connectivity, and size constraints of their designs.


News Jul 22, 2025 by Luke James
Zero ASIC Develops First-Ever Open Standard eFPGA Product

Zero ASIC Develops First-Ever Open Standard eFPGA Product

Zero ASIC says its approach standardizes an eFPGA architecture in the same way that RISC-V did for CPUs and JEDEC did for memory.


News Mar 31, 2025 by Luke James
From Inductors to MCUs, New Parts Promise Upgrades to Automotive Systems

From Inductors to MCUs, New Parts Promise Upgrades to Automotive Systems

In this roundup, we cover four newly announced parts from Nuvoton, Nexperia, TDK, and Microchip, targeting various systems in the modern vehicle.


News Mar 28, 2025 by Duane Benson
It Was Technology Innovation Galore at Embedded World 2025

It Was Technology Innovation Galore at Embedded World 2025

Enjoy this fresh crop of technology news from the Embedded World 2025 trade show in Nuremberg, Germany.


News Mar 22, 2025 by Jeff Child
Exclusive Interview—AMD Discusses Edge AI, Embedded x86, Adaptive SoCs, and More

Exclusive Interview—AMD Discusses Edge AI, Embedded x86, Adaptive SoCs, and More

In this exclusive Embedded World 2025 interview, we talk to AMD’s Kirk Saban about edge AI, ASICs vs. FPGAs, Adaptive SoCs, embedded x86, and the outlook ahead.


News Mar 21, 2025 by Jeff Child
Embedded World 2025: Altera Releases New FPGAs for Smart Edge Devices

Embedded World 2025: Altera Releases New FPGAs for Smart Edge Devices

In the face of shrinking electronics, Altera designed the Agilex 3 series to boost the brainpower of edge devices.


News Mar 11, 2025 by Aaron Carman
A Preview of What’s Brewing for Embedded World 2025

A Preview of What’s Brewing for Embedded World 2025

Check out the technologies and products these leading companies plan to showcase at next week's Embedded World trade show in Nuremberg, Germany.


News Mar 08, 2025 by Jeff Child
Tradeshows Help Make This a People Business—A Look Back at Four 2024 Events

Tradeshows Help Make This a People Business—A Look Back at Four 2024 Events

Merry Christmas! Never forget that our business is a people business. Enjoy this review of four of the trade shows All About Circuits attended this year, and the great people we met.


News Dec 25, 2024 by Jeff Child
AMD Reveals Adaptive SoCs With RF Conversion and 80 TOPS DSP

AMD Reveals Adaptive SoCs With RF Conversion and 80 TOPS DSP

Announced today, the new series integrates RF-sampling converters and high-performance compute on a single chip.


News Dec 10, 2024 by Jake Hertz
Electronica 2024 Was Jammed Packed With Exciting Technologies and Products

Electronica 2024 Was Jammed Packed With Exciting Technologies and Products

Enjoy this selection of fascinating technology news from the recent Electronica 2024 trade show in Munich, Germany.


News Nov 28, 2024 by Jeff Child
AMD First to Release FPGA Devices With CXL 3.1 and PCIe Gen6

AMD First to Release FPGA Devices With CXL 3.1 and PCIe Gen6

Unveiled today at Electronica, AMD designed the new FPGA to act as a “traffic cop” in larger AI systems.


News Nov 12, 2024 by Jake Hertz