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   Date: 11th Aug 2010

Synopsys and Lattice renew OEM relationship for FPGA synthesis software

Synopsys and Lattice Semiconductor have announced a multi-year extension of Lattice's OEM agreement for the Synopsys Synplify FPGA synthesis tools, which Lattice has been offering to its customers for more than 10 years. Under the terms of the agreement, Lattice Semiconductor will provide specific versions of Synopsys' Synplify Pro and Synplify software as part of its programmable logic design environments, including the recently announced Lattice Diamond FPGA design environment. This agreement ensures continued high-quality, reliable and fast logic synthesis solutions for designers targeting Lattice CPLD and FPGA products.

"Our long-standing relationship with Synplicity, and now Synopsys, allows us to provide a complete, best-in-class, FPGA synthesis design flow to target cost-sensitive, low power applications," said Mike Kendrick, manager of software product planning at Lattice. "Our strong working relationship continues to drive the quality of results with each product release and enables our customers to more quickly achieve their demanding cost, performance and power goals."

"The extension of this long-standing collaboration will allow us to continue providing our mutual customers with optimized logic synthesis solutions for designing Lattice FPGAs," said Jeff Garrison, director of FPGA marketing at Synopsys. "The Synopsys Synplify and Synplify Pro synthesis products have been optimized to take full advantage of the unique architectural features of Lattice's programmable logic devices and provide designers with the quality of results and productivity required to address the needs of their markets."

          
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