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 in Dresden and promise low specific costs, making them highly competitive in the market. GateMate chips support a variety of performance modes and application areas, from IoT to AI and automation, while maintaining a low power footprint and ease of use in PCB design.
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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 prospects for success. The family includes small to medium-complexity FPGAs suitable for a wide range of applications, from low-power to high-speed uses in industries like automotive, IoT, AI, and more. Key features include Cologne Programmable Elements (CPEs), JTAG, SerDes interfaces, and dual-port SRAM.
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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, and compact packaging, making it highly cost-effective. Designed and produced in Germany in collaboration with Globalfoundries, the chips benefit from European-based manufacturing, minimizing risks related to trade restrictions.
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