Also announced today is Altera's direct memory access (DMA) reference design, constructed for Stratix V customers needing to seamlessly and quickly design PCIe Gen3 solutions. Stratix V GX FPGAs ...
San Jose, Calif., May 3, 2004 - Altera Corporation (NASDAQ: ALTR) today announced that it is accepting customer orders for the first member of its Stratix ® II device family, the EP2S60 FPGA. Stratix ...
New Offering Extends Industry's Most Complete Embedded System Development Kit Portfolio, Simplifying Development Using High-Performance Stratix Devices SAN JOSE, Calif.–Aug. 4, 2003–Altera Corporation ...
Altera’s portfolio offers transceiver speeds from 155 Mbps to 11.3 Gbps that address a wide range of applications, from cost sensitive video cameras to ultra-high-performance backhaul systems. The ...
Sensing a market opportunity for ARM CPUs in extreme performance applications in radar systems, backbone network/communications and compute intensive data centers, Altera at ARM Techcon took the wraps ...
Altera has revealed more of its next-generation Stratix FPGAs, made on Intel’s 14nm finfet (‘tri-gate’) process, and 20nm TSMC-fabricated Arria FPGAs. The families will be called Stratix 10 and Arria ...
San Jose, Calif., July 16, 2002 — Altera Corporation (NASDAQ: ALTR) today announced a new, faster speed grade for its Stratix™ devices, already the industry's fastest FPGA family. The company said ...
Altera's forthcoming Stratix 10 SoCs will feature a quad core Cortex-A53 based processor system. The devices, manufactured by Intel on its 14nm process, will also feature hardened floating point dsp ...
Together with Xilinx, Altera has been the other half of the two-party system driving the FPGA arms race forward for many years. Big headlines were made when it was recently announced that Intel would ...
Made by TSMC using 193nm immersion lithography, strained silicon, and low-k dielectrics, Stratix IV devices have up to 680,000 logic elements (LEs), twice that of the largest Stratix III device.
Three major vendors of FPGA front-end implementation flows have announced support for Altera's Stratix III devices. Built on TSMC's 65-nm process, Stratix III FPGAs are said to deliver 50% lower power ...
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