LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Technavio has been monitoring the programmable logic devices (PLD) market and it is poised to grow by $ 2.96 bn during 2019-2023, progressing at a CAGR of 9% during the ...

Programmable logic has long been considered too costly for use in high volume, cost-sensitive consumer electronics products such as handsets. Yet, this is exactly what is happening, particularly among ...

Members can download this article in PDF format. For market growth to occur at desired levels, suppliers must meet consumer demand for compact electronic devices that integrate multiple functions. To ...

You may be surprised to learn that programmable logic use in handsets has been increasing over the past ten years. This long history of use in handsets may not be common knowledge, but its effect on ...

Yeah I am still a little pissed that the competition is still around and we aren’t, and by “we” I mean Commodore Business Machines (CBM). It was Commodore that had the most popular home computer ever ...

Three New Evaluation Kits for the Popular MachXO, ispMACH 4000ZE and Power Manager II Devices Provide Easy Access to I/O Pins HILLSBORO, OR, Mar 28, 2011 -- Lattice Semiconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: ...

Xilinx Inc. has expanded its XA programmable logic device (PLD) family with 90 nm Spartan-3E devices for applications that demand low cost per-gate–1,000 system gates for $.03–and the 90 nm Virtex-4 ...

Celoxica completes PLD picture with Altera partnership Richard WilsonCeloxica has formed a partnership with Altera that will see the UK firm’s high-level design and hardware co-processing technology ...

RedShark Replay: Although four years old, this, one of our most popular articles is as relevent today as it was back then. FPGAs are modern miracles of technology. They're silicon chips whose hardware ...

The long-running patent battle between the two leading programmable logic (PLD) suppliers has ended abruptly with Altera agreeing to pay $20m to Xilinx as a one off settlement. “It’s time for both ...

Well, summer has been and gone; and for most of us it was a time to relax and reflect on our working practices. What can we do to achieve better results? And what can we do to break out of the routine ...