“To address the challenges of traditional FPGAs, Achronix adopted an innovative homogeneous architecture that solves the complexity related to traditional FPGA routing that limits performance for high-performance data acceleration applications,” said Sushrutha Sadashiva, Senior Research Analyst. “Achronix’s flagship Speedster7t product family, incorporates advanced technologies such as two-dimensional network-on-chip (2D NoC), ML processors, and GDDR6 memory interfaces to speed up networking and AI inferencing applications. Additionally, Achronix’s Speedcore eFPGA IP enables the integration of FPGA elements into a custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) or system-on-chip (SoC) device. This makes Achronix the only FPGA supplier that has both high-volume FPGA and eFPGA IP in its data center product portfolio. “
The major architectural differentiator for Achronix has been the introduction of the 2D NoC, which bypasses the congestion caused by bit-wise routing and provides >20Tbps of routing bandwidth. From a software development standpoint, Achronix leverages industry-standard design flows and tools familiar to the FPGA developer community. Notably, its FPGAs are ideal for applications with 10- to 15-year life cycles. Over this period, the FPGAs can be reprogrammed to enable new features, which is not possible in ASIC or SoC solutions.
Achronix’s FPGA design strategy for the Speedster7t product family revolves around three core aspects, namely high bandwidth interfaces, high-speed data transfers, and high-speed processing. By offering streamlined data distribution throughout the FPGA fabric without leveraging additional programmable logic resources, Speedster7t ensures high performance.
“Achronix is able to build its proficiency by catering to clientele with varied workloads and requirements,” noted Sushrutha. “The technologies employed in its FPGAs reduce latency and cost without hampering product quality, ensuring wide-scale commercialization of its products in high-bandwidth data center applications such as networking acceleration and AI inference. Frost & Sullivan commends Achronix’s product design strategy of building standalone FPGA and eFPGA IP capable of providing hardware acceleration during the processing of complex algorithms, setting a benchmark among its industry peers.”
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About Achronix Semiconductor Corporation
Achronix Semiconductor Corporation is a fabless semiconductor corporation based in Santa Clara, California, offering high-performance FPGA solutions. Achronix is the only supplier to have both high-performance and high-density standalone FPGAs and embedded FPGA (eFPGA) solutions in high-volume production. Achronix FPGA and eFPGA IP offerings are further enhanced by ready-to-use PCIe accelerator cards targeting AI, ML, networking and data center applications. All Achronix products are supported by best-in-class EDA software tools.
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