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Efinix Announces Titanium Edge FPGA Family for Edge AI Applications

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Efinix has announced the Titanium Edge family of FPGAs, designed for demanding edge AI deployments. The new family is built on the company’s Titanium architecture and targets high-growth markets requiring constrained power, size, and security features.The Titanium Edge family addresses five specified areas: power consumption, physical space, I/O performance, reliability, and security.
  • Power: The devices deliver 50% lower static power compared to the existing Titanium family.
  • Space: System-in-Package (SiP) variants integrate the FPGA, HyperRAM, and boot flash into a single module, reducing PCB footprint by up to 60% versus discrete designs. Package sizes scale down to 5.5 mm × 5.5 mm.
  • Performance: Support for up to 2.5 Gbps I/O with MIPI interfaces in x1, x2, x4, and x8 data lane configurations, allowing direct connection for multi-sensor AI pipelines in vision, imaging, and autonomous systems.
  • Reliability: Includes a dedicated hardware SEU scrubbing engine that continuously monitors and corrects configuration memory against radiation-induced bit flips.
  • Security: Security variants incorporate post-quantum cryptography aligned with CNSA 2.0 and EU Cyber Resilience Act timelines. Features include ML-DSA-65 (CRYSTALS-Dilithium) signature authentication, AES-256-GCM encryption, RSA-4096 and EC-DSA-384 support, PUF-based key derivation, secure boot with chain-of-trust, TRNG for entropy, full key lifecycle management (rotation, revocation, anti-rollback), and secure debug with JTAG disable.
Sammy Cheung, co-founder and CEO of Efinix, stated that in edge AI, every milliwatt, square millimeter, and attack surface matters, noting the family resulted from customer co-development for constrained deployments.Tony Ngai, co-founder, Co-President, and CTO, described the integration of post-quantum security, hardware SEU scrubbing, and SiP packaging as enabling design for certification through long-term field deployment.Titanium Edge Device Lineup
  • Ti125: 123,000 Logic Elements (sampling now)
  • Ti125 SiP: 123,000 Logic Elements with 512Mb HyperRAM and SPI boot flash (sampling August 2026)
  • Ti95: 93,000 Logic Elements (sampling now)
  • Ti70: 68,000 Logic Elements (sampling Q4 2026)
  • Ti70 SiP: 68,000 Logic Elements with 256Mb HyperRAM and SPI boot flash (sampling Q4 2026)
  • Ti40: 39,000 Logic Elements (sampling Q4 2026)
Security variants for Ti125 and Ti95 are scheduled for Q4 2026 sampling.All devices are supported by the Efinity Integrated Development Environment for RTL-to-bitstream flows. The Efinix ecosystem includes Sapphire SoC solutions for embedded RISC-V AI processing and FPGA fabric-based accelerators for ML-DSA, ML-KEM, SHA-3, and SHAKE algorithms.Evaluation boards, design support, and pricing information are available  at www.efinixinc.com.
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