Anlogic FPGA is a line of low-power, cost-driven programmable logic and FPSoC devices from Shanghai Anlogic Infotech (SSE: 688107), the first FPGA-focused company to list
Achronix FPGA covers two product lines from Achronix Semiconductor: the standalone Speedster7t FPGA family and the Speedcore embedded FPGA (eFPGA) IP that gets built directly
An Efinix FPGA is a low-power programmable logic device built on the company’s Quantum compute fabric, sold across three families — Trion (40 nm), Topaz
Gowin Semiconductor makes flash-based and SRAM-based FPGAs spanning 1K to 138K LUTs, covering the low-to-mid-density space that AMD and Intel largely ignore. If you need
Microchip FPGA devices—sold under the PolarFire, IGLOO, SmartFusion, and RT product lines—are flash-based programmable logic ICs that power designs from edge-AI cameras to radiation-tolerant satellite
Lattice FPGA devices are low-power, small-form-factor programmable logic chips aimed at edge AI, embedded vision, 5G, hardware security, and board control — not the million-LUT,