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Revolutionizing Hardware Innovation: Kunal Doshi's Expertise in Emulation and FPGA Prototyping Drives Competitive Advantage

Explore how emulation and FPGA prototyping are revolutionizing chip design and accelerating time-to-market. VLSI expert Kunal Doshi shares insights on semiconductor innovation, AI integration, and real-world business impact across industries like automotive, telecom, and tech.

International Business Times

New FPGA-powered 'laptop' is retro-inspired — OneChipBook-12 dev kit with a built-in display and mechanical keyboard

The Cyclone EP1C12Q240 at the heart of the device should be capable of emulating vintage processors like the 40-year-old Z80

Tom’s Hardware

Strategic Reset Begins: Intel Sells Controlling Stake in Altera

Intel divests its Altera majority stake to Silver Lake, focusing resources on core priorities and its ambitious foundry expansion.

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Is Intel Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold on Altera Stake Sale?

Intel is offloading a majority stake in Altera as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan lines up his first moves.

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Intel sells majority of its FPGA business to Silver Lake for just under $4.5 billion - here's what you need know

Intel sells 51% of its FPGA business to Silver Lake so it can focus on its core products.

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Intel sells 51% of Altera FPGA business to Silver Lake for $4.46 billion

Intel is selling a 51% stake in Altera to Silver Lake for $4.46 billion as part of a strategy to streamline operations and focus on core products.

Tom’s Hardware

The Analogue 3D just got delayed again, but here's what I use to play N64 games and upscale to HD

The Analogue 3D has been delayed until July 2025, so I'm looking at alternative ways to play original N64 cartridges in HD instead.

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Modretro teases FPGA Nintendo 64 console that could solve my current HDMI woes

The creators of the Modretro Chromatic look set to make an FPGA Nintendo 64, and the console could take on the Analogue 64 by running original carts.

GamesRadar

Challenges and Solutions in ASIC vs. FPGA-Based VLSI Design

Technology evolves with great momentum, bringing excellent changes in electronic fields. Developments in Very Large-Scale Integration design seem to be the cornerstone of modern circuit design. Thousands to millions of transistors fit into a chip, ...

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Altera officially announces independence from Intel — the company strives to expand FPGA portfolio

Altera raises its flag in front of its office in San Jose.

Tom’s Hardware

Modretro Chromatic review: a great modern Game Boy

The Modretro Chromatic gives you an incredibly authentic Game Boy Color experience.

TechRadar

Ubitium announces development of 'universal' processor that combines CPU, GPU, DSP, and FPGA functionalities – RISC-V powered chip slated to arrive in two years

RISC-V startup Ubitium says it’s working on a processor that can tackle any workload whether it’s made for CPUs, GPUs, DSPs, or FPGAs.

Tom’s Hardware

Tachyum builds the final Prodigy FPGA prototype, delays Prodigy processor to 2025

Tachyum's Prodigy is once again delayed as the company build the final FPGA prototype.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD President Victor Peng retires — SVP of AI group Vamsi Boppana will lead AMD's AI business

Executive responsible for AMD's FPGA, embedded, and compute GPUs retires from AMD.

Tom’s Hardware

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Peak and Summit – the best sounding synthesizers Novation has ever made

Explore the Peak and Summit to see how Novation’s legacy of innovation can inspire your next musical journey.

Tom’s Hardware

Supercomputer designer shrinks the Cray C90 to wristwatch size … sort of

An electrical engineer who designs real-life supercomputers took his love for Cray and built a supercomputer-inspired wristwatch.

AnandTech

ASMedia Preps USB4 v2 Controller and PHY

The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) introduced USB4 version 2.0 in fall 2022, and it expects systems and devices with the tech to emerge later this year and into next year. These upcoming products will largely rely on Intel's Barlow Ridge controller, a full-featured Thunderbolt 5 controller that goes above and…

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NAB Show 2024 News: Generative AI and A Slew of Product Debuts to See

Brand-new products make their NAB Show debut from Magewell, Grass Valley, Macnica, and Projective Technology.

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AMD has plans to support a little known chip for at least another 16 years — and no, it is neither a Ryzen, nor a Threadripper or an Epyc CPU

AMD's new Spartan UltraScale+ FPGAs will be supported well into the 2040s.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel spins off Altera: A standalone FPGA company under Intel ownership

Intel launches Altera as a standalone company to better compete for emerging market opportunities.

AVNetwork

Behind the Scenes of the Company Helping Power the Video Systems at Sphere

Learn how 7thSense’s 20 years of expertise helped develop the largest video system deployment in the world at Sphere in Las Vegas.

GamesRadar

Analogue Duo review: "This modernized TurboGrafx-16 needs a bit more gas"

The Analogue Duo might be one of the best way to play Turbografx-16 and PC Engine games today, but a few compatibility quirks keep it from greatness.

AnandTech

Intel to Spin-off Programmable Solutions Group as Standalone Business, Eyeing IPO in 2-3 Years

Intel this afternoon has announced that the company will be spinning off its programmable solutions group (PSG), to operate as a standalone business. The business unit, responsible for developing Intel’s Agilex, Stratix, and other FPGA products, will become a standalone entity under Intel’s corporate umbrella starting in Q1 of 2024,…

Tom’s Hardware

Iran Admits Its Quantum Computer Had Zero Quantum in It

Three weeks after its "quantum computer turned US-manufactured, Amazon-sold ARM development board" made the news, Iran has finally officially acknowledged that it hadn't actually showcased its quantum computing systems.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Announces Agilex 7 M-Series FPGAs with R-Tile, PCIe 5.0 and CXL 2.0 Support

Intel today announced its Agilex 7 M-Series FPGAs with R-Tile, bringing the performance of PCIe 5.0 and CXL 2.0 support IP blocks from CPUs to FPGAs for increased performance/watt.

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