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Flex Logix Technologies

Artificial intelligence and embedded FPGA (eFPGA) provider
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We take a look at Flex Logix's Hawk X1 motherboard with a quad-core AMD Zen+ CPU and dual InferX X1 AI accelerators.

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Flex Logix’s InferX Hawk motherboard is designed for applications such as machine-learning-based video systems that handle tasks like object detection.
The compact InferX X1 ML accelerator implements a simplified, flexible architectural approach, enabling rapid reconfiguration and greater levels of system utilization.
The InferX X1 edge inference coprocessor developed by Flex Logix delivers artificial-intelligence inference to IoT applications.
Achronix’s Speedcore Gen 4 can be tailored for machine-learning applications as well as to deliver high-performance FPGA connectivity for embedded FPGAs.
It’s not an FPGA, but the NMAX reconfigurable neural accelerator combines flexibility with high-performance machine-learning acceleration.
"We now have customers with working silicon, multiple licensees and are seeing our first repeat designs," said Geoff Tate, the chief executive of Flex Logix and a former chief...
Technology Editor Bill Wong talks with Flex Logix’s Cheng Wang about the company’s embedded FPGA being designed into SoCs and MCUs.

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