5G Infrastructure 5G cellular network technology is driving connectivity for the next generation of application seamlessly with high security and reliability. 5G continues the paradigm of previous cellular standards not only in driving bandwidth, but also extending it to many more devices and usage models. The 5G standard envisions connecting billions of devices, supporting much higher data rates and much lower latencies with seamless transition from existing network infrastructure. more > |
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Many industries and markets are rapidly adopting AI and Machine Learning because probabilistic AI/ML algorithms are now able to solve many intractable problems not easily solved by any other approach. The exploding growth of digital data including images, videos, and speech, from myriad sources drives the need for analytics to extract knowledge from the data. These data analytics often rely on AI/ML algorithms, which have a unique ability to quickly solve problems of high dimensionality that are essentially intractable using classical computer algorithms. more > |
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Automotive Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) is the strongest growth factor for electronics in automotive applications. However, there is no one perfect approach, and whether it's an architecture that is centralized, decentralized, uses cameras, radar or lidar sensors, each technology provider will take their own unique approach in order to differentiate their offering from the competition. With increasing adoption of AI, the application requirements continue to change and with the long production cycles from design concept to volume production, one thing is certain: these products must be designed with flexibility in mind. more > |
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Computational Storage Computational storage solutions enhance traditional storage subsystems with more capabilities to reduce data movement and optimize performance and efficiency. The Speedster7t family of FPGAs allow you to create solutions to perform powerful data plane services at the storage, like indexing, searching, or even analyzing data with AI/ML algorithms. You can also provide more traditional storage data plane service like encryption, compression, and deduplication. more > |
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Compute Acceleration Today's workloads in compute acceleration are as diverse as the end applications — everything from financial trading and genomics to machine learning inference and training. However, the workloads share some common characteristics including the types of arithmetic functions, number formats (integer and floating point), and aggressive performance targets. Furthermore, as processing naturally migrates closer to the edge, power, thermal aspects and performance per watt become key metrics. more > |
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Defense and Hardware Assurance Defense applications that require hardware assurance and long lifecycles are and ideal fit for FPGA and eFPGA solutions. FPGA or eFPGA based designs can be customized at development time and upgraded post deployment to add new features and functionality. This is particularly important because security measures degrade over long periods of time when they are susceptible to outside threats. more > |
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Networking Companies building future networks have the challenge of addressing the ever increasing and diverse data demands at an affordable cost. Two new paradigms that has evolved as a result are: more > |
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Test & Measurement Test and Measurement tends to be at the leading edge of innovation as older approaches to test new technologies is not practical for technical and cost reasons. Like testers, FPGAs have often been the platform enabler for initial prototyping and deployment for Test and Measurement products. Some of the industries that demand high performance, tests for new and emerging standards and faster time to market includes Wired communications, 5G Infrastructure, IoT. Similarly the ATE testers need to support complex logic and memory components. more > |
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