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Altera Ships Arria GX FPGA

Posted by Ken Cheung in FPGA on Thursday, June 28, 2007

Altera Corporation (NASDAQ:ALTR) began shipping their production-qualified Arria(TM) GX FPGAs. The EP1AGX50 device features 50K logic elements (LEs) while the EP1AGX60 device has 60K LEs. The Arria GX family of low-cost, transceiver-based FPGAs is optimized to support PCI Express (x1 and x4), Gigabit Ethernet and Serial RapidIO(TM) standards at speeds up to 2.5 Gbps.

The Arria GX family is comprised of five devices ranging from 21,580 to 90,220 LEs, up to 4.5 Mbits of embedded memory and up to 176 multipliers. Built on TSMC’s established 1.2V, 90-nm process technology, the Arria GX family of FPGAs features robust flip-chip packages ensuring optimal signal integrity to meet the most demanding applications.

The Arria GX family of FPGAs is based on Altera’s expertise in transceiver technology. The family is complemented by a comprehensive protocol support infrastructure including software tools, characterization reports, intellectual property (IP), system models and reference designs to easily meet standards compliance and interoperability requirements. The family addresses the rapidly growing need for FPGAs with transceivers in cost-sensitive, high-volume communications, computer, storage and industrial applications.

Pricing is $62.50 for the EP1AGX50DF780C6N for quantities of 25K units. The remaining family members, the EP1AGX20, EP1AGX35 and EP1AGX90 will be shipping in July 2007.

More info:
» Altera Rolls Out Production-Qualified Arria GX FPGA
» Altera Arria GX FPGAs

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