The collaboration is an extension of the foundry relationship between Altera and Intel, in which Intel is manufacturing Altera Stratix® 10 FPGAs and SoCs using the 14 nm

he power conversion solution is a monolithic 40A driver plus synchronous MOSFET powertrain that is optimized to work with Altera’s high-performance Stratix V, Arria 10, a

Altera is the first company to adopt this technology in commercial production to deliver improved quality, reliability and performance to Altera’s 20 nm device family.

For many years, John Daane has been one of the semiconductor industry strongest and most influential leaders

Altera said it is the only programmable logic supplier to offer both FPGAs and PowerSoCs to the automotive market, making it easier for customers to leverage Altera as a

The functional safety board and accompanying reference designs are designed by Altera and NewTec to reduce customer design effort for safety designs requiring IEC 61508 c

Altera will showcase its SoC-based solutions, including the industry only 20 nm SoC FPGA, to attendees of Embedded World 2015 in Nurnberg, Germany.

This reference design provides improved performance and flexibility in NAND utilization while reducing the cost of the NAND array by increasing the lifetime of data cente

Altera is now part of Intel, and together we will make the next generation of semiconductors not only better but able to do more

The first devices Altera is shipping are low-power, low-cost Cyclone® V SoCs. Altera is demonstrating these SoCs at the ARM Technology Symposium Europe.

Palmchip joins the Altera Megafunction Partners Program (AMPP) and Altera joins Palmchip's DirectConnect Partner Program.

By leveraging the high-performance capabilities of Stratix V FPGAs and the computing acceleration of OpenCL, this demonstration is ideal for government applications requi

Altera is sharing how FPGAs can be used to accelerate functions in the data center, and to enable storage and memory virtualization.

Altera is the only company to offer an FPGA-optimized OpenCL solution, allowing software developers to harness the massively parallel architecture of an FPGA for system a

Customers are now able to develop OpenCL code that targets IBM Power Systems CPUs and accelerator boards with Altera FPGAs as a high-performance compute solution.