GF 22FDX process supported by QuickLogic' Australis eFPGA IP

QuickLogic is moving further in supporting its customers and developers by making available its first customer-defined eFPGA block created by using QuickLogic's newly launched Australis IP Generator tool for the GlobalFoundries 22FDX process. QuickLogic claims by using complete standard cell design approach, customized Efpga IP generation can be completed in weeks to a few months, substantially faster than alternative Efpga vendors. Business benefits as per Quicklogic include fast time to market, PPA requirements optimisation, and saving of cost. Quicklogic launched its new Australis tool in the third quarter of 2001, which is very need tool who seek higher flexibility in developing FPGA integrated SoC chips. It generates Efpga IP for different semiconductor fabrication processes and also can be customised. This means that QuickLogic can deliver IP as per your workload requirements for application specific needs such as changing market requirements, changing standards, changing algorithms in artificial intelligence and machine learning and it supports to implement in your foundry of choice. This software tool is supported by both QuickLogic's Aurora and other open-source tools. Features of this tool as listed by Quicklogic: eFPGA IP can be generated / customized to any foundry / process technology within days for a process we already support and within a quarter fo...