First-Pass Success with QuickLogic eFPGA Hard IP on TSMC e12n At QuickLogic, we pride ourselves on helping customers solve their toughest design challenges with flexible, efficient, and silicon-proven eFPGA Hard IP. Recently, one of our customers announced its achievement of a major milestone that illustrates some of the benefits of implementing QuickLogic eFPGA Hard IP […]
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2025 marked a strong year of execution for QuickLogic, driven by customer wins across both its eFPGA Hard IP and device businesses, expansion into new end markets, and continued progress at advanced process nodes. Alongside growing adoption of eFPGA IP in defense, data center, edge, and space applications, the company made progress in the execution […]
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Due to an oversight, we neglected to mention the Form S-3 filing on August 14, 2025 during our conference call two days prior. The previous Form S-3, filed on August 17, 2022, became effective August 26, 2022 and expires on its three-year anniversary. The filing on August 14, 2025 was to maintain a current Form […]
At QuickLogic, we’ve always believed in delivering silicon solutions that don’t just address the needs of today, but tomorrow’s as well. At the recent Intel Foundry Direct Connect 2025 Conference, I had the opportunity to share how we’re doing just that with over a thousand attendees. Through our partnership with Intel, we are very proud […]
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As we’ve moved into 2025, I’m taking a moment to reflect on the past year and I am incredibly proud of the remarkable achievements and significant growth we experienced at QuickLogic in 2024. Last year, we solidified our position as a leader in innovative embedded FPGA (eFPGA) technology and expanded our reach across multiple sectors, […]
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Designers of aerospace and defense systems know that their applications are mission-critical and demand the highest levels of reliability, security, and performance. Adding embedded FPGA (eFPGA) technology to an ASIC or SoC for these applications dramatically increases adaptability and flexibility, but those desirable attributes can’t come at the expense of reliability, security or performance. That’s […]
Read More… from Why Choose Hard IP for Embedded FPGA in Aerospace and Defense Applications
Embedding FPGA technology into an ASIC or SoC has become popular for a wide variety of applications and markets, including those related to critical infrastructure, security, and defense. Engineers choose to integrate eFPGA IP into their SoCs for a number of reasons, including: Once someone has decided to move forward with an embedded FPGA design, […]
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We are proud to become a partner in the Intel Foundry IP and USMAG Alliance Programs. These partnerships mark a significant milestone in QuickLogic’s strategic growth plan by enabling us to offer our unique and fully customizable eFPGA Hard IP optimized for Intel’s 18A process. Please see our June 18th press release for more details […]
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Brian’s presentation, titled “Open-source FPGA Development: A New Era of Innovation and Growth,” was met with enthusiastic reception at the FPT Conference in Japan last week. The lively discussion that followed, lasting a full 20 minutes after the talk ended, testified to its impact. So, what was it all about? Brian delved into the exciting […]
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All of us at QuickLogic send out our best wishes and hope that you have had a joyful holiday season! At the beginning of this new year, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on our progress in 2022 and highlight some of our more meaningful accomplishments. First, we entered the year […]
