Intel’s Programmable Solutions Group has relied on chiplet technology for its FPGAs since 2016, starting with the announcement of the company’s Intel Stratix 10 devices.

Three years after acquiring FPGA maker Altera for $16.7 billion, Intel’s strategy and positioning is coming into focus with the disclosure of its plans for Stratix 10 hardware and accompanying ...

Customers should benefit by unshackling Intel’s FPGA business from its Xeon business, said Steve Leibson, an analyst with Tirias Research. “At Intel, Xeon drives the bus because of its revenues.

Back in 2013, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and then-standalone programmable logic chip specialist Altera announced that the latter would build its next high-end field programmable gate array, or FPGA ...

Intel revealed that its standalone FPGA company previously known as the Programmable Solutions Group will take its original Altera name and chase a $55 billion-plus market opportunity.

Intel Corp. today launched its standalone FPGA business, which will sell reconfigurable chips for systems ranging from cell towers to robots.. The business traces its roots to a chipmaker called ...

Intel first started to talk about hybrid Xeon-FPGA device after it a foundry partnership deal with FPGA maker Altera, its first such commercial customer, and before it went all the way in June 2015, ...

Because now Intel wants to spin out the FPGA business that is a small but bright spot in its datacenter and edge computing businesses. It never made a lot of sense that EMC, the maker of traditional ...

Intel has gone in the opposite direction for its FPGA business compared to its peers by announcing a plan to split off its programmable chip unit in 2024. Analysts cautioned the move may impact ...

Posting on X, formally Twitter, Altera said: “Today (January 7) marks a proud milestone as we officially raise the Altera flag as an independent FPGA company!We're excited to drive the future of ...

Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) has launched Altera as a standalone company focused on pursuing growth in the field programmable gate array market and delivering artificial intelligence capabilities designed ...

To strengthen its position in data centers, Intel invested US$16.7 billion in 2015 to acquire FPGA manufacturer Altera, actively integrating Xeon processors with FPGA technology, which has ...