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FPGA


2025-11-20

[News] China Developed World’s First Wafer-Scale 2D Semiconductor FPGA

Recently, a joint research team from Fudan University and Shaoxin Lab, led by Zhou Peng and Bao Wenzhong, has achieved another globally leading breakthrough in 2D semiconductor integrated circuit — the development of the world’s first field-programmable gate array (FPGA) fabricated using wafer-s...

2025-02-19

[News] Intel’s Altera Unit Nears Sale as Silver Lake Reportedly Leads Talks

While speculation swirls about Intel splitting and selling to tech giants like TSMC and Broadcom, its FPGA unit appears closer to a sale. According to Bloomberg, Silver Lake Management is in exclusive negotiations to acquire a majority stake in Altera. As Bloomberg noted earlier, private equity f...

2024-12-20

[News] Intel Reportedly Narrows down Bidders for Altera, with Formal Offers Due by January’s End

After finalizing the USD 7.86 billion funding award under U.S. CHIPS Act, Intel may be close to another business turnaround. According to Bloomberg, Team Blue has advanced several buyout firms to the next stage of bidding for Altera, its FPGA unit. A deadline for potential buyers to submit formal...

2024-09-13

[News] Altera CEO Denies Rumors for Sale, Claiming IPO Plan by 2026 Remains Unchanged

Ahead of Intel’s upcoming board meeting in mid-September, rumors have been circulating that the struggling giant may be mulling to selling its FPGA unit Altera, with AMD and Marvell being potential buyers. However, according to an interview with Altera’s CEO by CRN, Altera’s plan for an initia...

2024-09-03

[News] TSMC May Benefit from Intel’s Potential Altera Sale Due to Close Ties with Buyers

Reuters previously reported that Intel is considering selling its stake in Altera, a FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) manufacturer, as part of its business restructuring and cost-cutting efforts, as AMD and Marvell are said to be potential buyers. As per a report from Economic Daily News c...

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