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Cologne Chip is excited to announce our participation in the Electronica Fair 2024, held in Munich from 12th to 15th November. As a leading innovator in FPGA and semiconductor solutions, we will showcase our latest products and technologies at HallRead more

Trenz Electronic introduces its latest product, an FPGA Module equipped with the cost-effective GateMate A1 from Cologne Chip. The module sets a new standard for low-cost programmable logic devices, providing an affordable yet powerful solution for diverse applications. Key FeaturesRead more

Cologne, 11.07.2023: Cologne Chip AG and TES Electronic Solutions GmbH are pleased to announce their new cooperation in the field of IP design blocks on Cologne Chip’s low-cost, low-power and user-friendly GateMate FPGA family. The two companies will work togetherRead more

It is not only particles that are accelerated here, but also careers: As a major research center near Geneva, CERN is a top international address for physical findings. At this renowned facility, Richard Jung was the first student from DortmundRead more

About Machdyne Machdyne is developing series of small general-purpose computers, modules and tools designed to operate and remain useful for decades. Their focus is on supporting timeless applications (reading, writing, math, education, organization, communication, automation, etc.) with simple, secure, responsive,Read more

Olimex announced development of new OSHW board based on the latest GateMate FPGA A1 chip. With its simplicity, cost effectiveness and advanced process node (Globalfoundries 28nm) of GateMate FPGA A1, it fit very well in the open-source community. With theRead more

In this interview with Elektronik Praxis, Dr. Michael Gude, CEO of Cologne Chip, discusses the unique features of the new GateMate FPGA. What sets GateMate apart from other FPGAs? Dr. Gude highlights GateMate’s innovative architecture based on Cologne Programmable ElementsRead more

This article from Elektronik Praxis introduces Cologne Chip’s GateMate FPGAs, developed in Cologne and competing against major players like Xilinx, Intel, Microchip, and Lattice. Known for their scalable architecture and unique Cologne Programmable Elements (CPEs), these FPGAs are produced inRead more

This article from Markt & Technik highlights Cologne Chip’s entry into the FPGA market, a rare move for a German semiconductor company. Despite past failures by American firms, CEO Dr. Michael Gude believes the GateMate FPGA family has strong prospectsRead more

This article from elektroniknet.de introduces Cologne Chip’s GateMate FPGA family, which offers small to medium-density components for a variety of applications like automation, communication, IoT, and more. GateMate stands out for its combination of logic density, low power consumption, andRead more