- QuickLogic (QUIK, Financial) integrates its eFPGA IP into Faraday's FlashKit-22RRAM platform.
- Integration offers post-silicon adaptability, enhancing IoT applications.
- FlashKit platform supports Arm Cortex-M7 and VeeR EH1 RISC-V processors.
QuickLogic Corporation (NASDAQ: QUIK) has announced the integration of its embedded FPGA (eFPGA) IP into Faraday Technology's FlashKit-22RRAM SoC Development Platform. This strategic collaboration enables post-silicon hardware customization, providing critical adaptability for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The FlashKit platform, leveraging UMC's 22ULP process technology, supports both Arm Cortex-M7 and VeeR EH1 RISC-V processors, catering to AIoT, consumer, and industrial applications.
This integration offers developers the flexibility to optimize power, performance, and area (PPA) for unique workloads at the edge, crucial for applications such as edge AI and real-time sensor fusion. QuickLogic's eFPGA IP, built on open-source toolchains, deviates from traditional proprietary approaches, potentially reducing development costs and enhancing design freedom.
Faraday's FlashKit-22RRAM platform is designed to expedite time-to-market while prolonging product lifecycles through field upgradability. "Integrating QuickLogic's eFPGA into our FlashKit platform brings substantial value to customers in need of adaptable, future-ready SoCs for the rapidly evolving IoT market," stated Barry Lai, Director of Platform-Based SoC Development at Faraday.
For more information about QuickLogic's eFPGA IP, visit QuickLogic's website. To learn more about Faraday's FlashKit platform, visit Faraday's website.
