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Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition Version 20.3 Software Now Ready for Download

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Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition Version 20.3 Software is now available for download. In addition to functional and security updates, the new development software for Intel® FPGAs incorporates many new features including:

 

  • Significant Fmax improvements for both Intel® Stratix® 10 and Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs

  • Added ability to pass HDL parameters and IP via RTL

  • Support for streaming remote debugging via Ethernet

  • Intel® VTune™ Profiler support for OpenCL kernels

  • Arm Development Studio and Linaro Toolchain support for Intel® SoC FPGA software development

  • Support for MathWorks MATLAB R2020a and variable precision floating-point computation in DSP Builder

  • A new power/thermal calculator for Intel Stratix 10 and Intel Agilex FPGAs

  • A GUI front end for back annotation

  • Fast compilation for small designs and ECO compilation

  • Intel® oneAPI DPC++ library support, rapid design iteration support, and a new bottleneck viewer for HLD tools

  • Improved cross-probing, improved bus grouping, and improved runtime on existing rules, and violation waivers for Design Assistant

  • IP support for PCIe multichannel DMA

  • New device support and new features for the Intel® Advanced Link Analyzer jitter/noise eye link analysis tool for high-speed SerDes development


 

For more information about the improvements to and new features in Intel Quartus Prime Pro Edition Version 20.3 Software, click here.

 

To go directly to the Intel Quartus Prime Pro Edition download page, click here.

 

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