Tag: eASIC

• Intel and DARPA announce SAHARA program to develop secure, reliable, domestic source of Structured ASICs Intel and the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) have just announced a three-year partnership to advance the development of domestically manufactured structured ASIC platforms through a partnership program named “Structured Array Hardware for Automatically Realized Applications” (SAHARA). The SAHARA program’s goal is to enable the design of custom chips that include state-of-the-art security countermeasure technologies, made available through...
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• The Intel® eASIC™ Diamond Mesa structured ASIC technology now has a name: Intel eASIC N5X The Intel® eASIC™ N5X structured ASIC is the industry's newest and most capable structured ASIC family. This product cuts power consumption and achieves higher performance relative to FPGAs, and ultimately enables faster TTM relative to ASICs. Intel eASIC N5X devices are the first structured ASICs from Intel that leverage Intel innovations such as the hard processor system and security features...
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• Free Aerospace and Defense Electronics Design Webinar from Arrow and Intel – November 5. Register now If your team is working on next-generation aerospace or defense projects, then a new Webinar from Arrow and Intel titled “Delivering Next Generation Aerospace & Defense solutions with Intel Technologies” might just bring you some information you can use, immediately. Intel has unique offerings for the most demanding aerospace and defense electronic designs. For example, Intel is the only semiconductor...
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• Can the new Intel® eASIC™ devices help you reach your 4G and 5G equipment design goals? By Ronnie Vasishsta, VP and GM, Intel Corporation   There is a lot of discussion in the industry today surrounding 5G telecommunications and networking. I even see television commercials about 5G popping up more and more. What's lost in all the excitement about 5G is that the 4G and 4G Advanced Pro standards are still in the deployment phase –...
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• Future-proof your system design with the broad line of Intel® FPGA, Intel eASIC™ devices and Intel Enpirion® Power Solutions With a little up-front planning, you can design a future-proof system that starts with an FPGA logic implementation, then switches to a footprint-compatible Intel® eASIC™ device, and then jumps to full-custom ASIC as system sales volumes grow – and you can do all of this with the same PCB design. Many design engineers already know about the logic options described...
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• How to power nearly everything – Processors, FPGAs, ASICs – the easy way with high-frequency PowerSOC converters   The days of powering every chip on a board with a single 5 V or 3.3 V supply are long gone. Most complex ICs including processors, FPGAs, and ASICs require multiple supply voltages. Efficiently meeting the power needs of these devices becomes a complicated design challenge, but point-of-load (POL) converters can simplify these challenges. More specifically, Intel® Enpirion® compact,...
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• EEJournal’s Kevin Morris weighs in on ZTE’s selection of Intel® eASIC™ devices for 5G wireless upgrade   On May 1, Intel announced that ZTE had selected Intel® eASIC™ devices for its 5G wireless products to meet the critical cost and power requirements demanded by large-scale 5G deployments. (See “ZTE Selects Intel’s eASIC Devices for 5G Wireless Deployment.”) A week later, EEJournal’s founder and Editor-in-Chief Kevin Morris weighed in on the announcement in his article titled “eASIC’s...
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