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e.Digital has designs on Actel FPGAs

e.Digital and Actel have set up a technology relationship to will allow e.Digital's proprietary design to be produced within Actel's ASIC-like eX FPGA devices.

News from Actel Europe (23 October 2001)

Processor and programmable logic come together

QuickLogic's QuickMIPS ESP family combines a high-performance processor with fully characterised, application specific functionality and a field programmable fabric for flexibility.

News from QuickLogic (18 October 2001)

It's not just silicon for Sexton at QuickLogic

QuickLogic has named Jeff Sexton as vice president of worldwide sales.

News from QuickLogic (25 September 2001)

Largest CPLD doubles in size

Cypress Semiconductor has announced the availability of the world's largest CPLD, the Delta39K200, which includes 200,000 gates with 3072 macrocells and 480Kbit of embedded memory.

News from Cypress Semiconductor ( 6 September 2001)

Lattice and Altera finally bury the hatchet

Lattice Semiconductor and Altera have signed a comprehensive, royalty-free patent crosslicense agreement and have entered into a multiyear patent peace agreement.

News from Lattice Semiconductor UK (31 July 2001)

QuickLogic optimistic despite second-quarter loss

QuickLogic has announced its financial results for the second quarter ended 30th June 2001.

News from QuickLogic (31 July 2001)

FPGAs have hardened latches for space reliability

Actel has qualified and is shipping its RT54SX32S FPGA, the first member of its radiation-tolerant RTSX-S family specifically designed to address single-event upsets (SEUs) in space.

News from Actel Europe (24 July 2001)

Omron takes Anadigm arrays to Japan

Anadigm and Omron have entered an alliance to market field programmable analogue array (FPAA) products and technology in Japan.

News from Anadigm (20 July 2001)

QuickLogic President and CEO becomes Chairman

QuickLogic President and CEO E Thomas Hart has been elected Chairman of the board.

News from QuickLogic ( 2 July 2001)

Actel adds three in Europe and moves base

Actel has strengthened its European team with three new appointments, coincident with the move of its UK office.

News from Actel Europe (27 June 2001)

Programmable and hard-wired logic embed together

QuickLogic has revealed its upcoming QuickMIPS ESP family with a fully characterised processor system, market-specific hard-wired functions and the industry's fastest programmable logic.

News from QuickLogic (25 June 2001)

World's first programmable SONET/SDH OC-48 PHY

Cypress Semiconductor has just announced the availability of samples of the PSI2G100S, the second in its family of programmable serial interface (PSI) chips.

News from Cypress Semiconductor (24 May 2001)

FPGAs for rapid response to market opportunities

Gothic Components is targeting consumer applications such as handheld and home-entertainment equipment with new e-Appliance FPGAs from Actel.

News from Gothic Components (18 May 2001)

Largest-yet claim for flash-based FPGAs

Actel is sampling the A500K180 and A500K270 flash-based ProASIC 500K gate FPGAs with 369,000 and 473,000 system gates, respectively.

News from Actel Europe (24 April 2001)

QuickLogic takes V3 for faster networking

QuickLogic and V3 Semiconductor have entered into a definitive agreement under which QuickLogic will acquire certain assets of V3 in a stock transaction.

News from QuickLogic (24 April 2001)

First flash-based industrial-grade FPGAs

Actel is shipping the industry's first flash-based "live-at-power-up" FPGA devices qualified to industrial specifications.

News from Actel Europe (23 April 2001)

Programmable backplane interface runs at 2.5Gbit/s

Cypress Semiconductor is sampling the PSI2G100, the first in its family of programmable serial interface (PSI) chips.

News from Cypress Semiconductor (18 April 2001)

Big, fast and wide PLDs in full production

Lattice Semiconductor has announced the completion of the production release of its second-generation SuperFAST BFW (Big-Fast-Wide) family, the ispLSI 2000VE family.

News from Lattice Semiconductor UK (23 March 2001)

Second-round funding keeps Anadigm on track

Analogue semiconductor designer Anadigm has secured GBP10 million of second-round funding led by 3i, with co-investment from Quester and NIF.

News from Anadigm (20 March 2001)

Analogue and digital come together in PSoC MCU

Future Electronics has the world's first Programmable System-on-a-Chip (PSoC) microcontroller from Cypress Microsystems.

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