Lattice Semiconductor’s Nexus 2 platform brings significant performance benefits to low-end FPGAs
While Altera and AMD continue to hammer away at the higher end of the FPGA spectrum – for example, see “AMD ups the ante in the RF-enabled FPGA poker game with the Versal RF family” – Lattice Semiconductor’s recent introduction of the Nexus 2 FPGA platform reconfirms the company’s commitment to smaller FPGA devices. Although the Nexus 2 platform employs a fairly advanced 16nm process node, FPGAs based on Lattice’s Nexus 2 platform will have fewer than 200K logic cells, which is relatively small these days. Instead of going for … Read More → "Lattice Semiconductor’s Nexus 2 platform brings significant performance benefits to low-end FPGAs"