Siemens announced that NanoBridge Semiconductor, a Japanese semiconductor company developing low-power and harsh-environment semiconductor technologies, has adopted Siemens’ Precision FPGA Synthesis for its field-programmable gate array (FPGA) development initiatives.
Through an OEM agreement, NanoBridge Semiconductor will provide its customers with a version of Precision FPGA Synthesis tuned for its NBS6503H and NBS1201 FPGA device families.
Toshitsugu Sakamoto, co-founder and chief technology officer, NanoBridge Semiconductor, said: “NanoBridge Semiconductor is focused on advancing low-power and harsh-environment semiconductor technologies for aerospace, automotive and critical infrastructure. Our adoption of Siemens' Precision FPGA Synthesis enables us to provide our customers with a synthesis flow tailored for our FPGA device families while continuing to expand the ecosystem supporting our technologies. We value our collaboration with Siemens as we work to accelerate innovation and broaden adoption of our FPGA solutions for some of the world's most demanding applications and environments.”
Yukio Tsuchida, vice president for Siemens EDA, Japan, Siemens Digital Industries Software, said: “Innovative semiconductor companies are driving the next wave of advances in programmable electronics. Our collaboration with NanoBridge Semiconductor to bring the power of Precision FPGA Synthesis to its customers and provide a flow optimized for its FPGA device families demonstrates how Siemens' technology can help semiconductor innovators accelerate development, reduce complexity and bring advanced products to market with confidence.”
NanoBridge Semiconductor develops non-volatile FPGA and memory technologies based on its proprietary NanoBridge technology. The company positions its technologies for applications that require exceptional power efficiency and reliability, including aerospace, smart infrastructure, secure elements and automotive systems.
The collaboration establishes a foundation for continued collaboration around FPGA design enablement, technical support and ecosystem development.
