QuickLogic Secures $1M eFPGA Contract for Data Center ASIC

Oct 3, 2025
QuickLogic Corporation has announced a $1 million contract for its embedded FPGA (eFPGA) Hard IP, aimed at a high-performance Data Center ASIC design, with delivery set for Q4 2025.

QuickLogic Corporation has announced a $1 million contract for its embedded FPGA (eFPGA) Hard IP, aimed at a high-performance Data Center ASIC design. The contract, which will utilize an industry-proven 12 nm process technology, is scheduled for IP delivery in the fourth quarter of 2025, announced in a press release.

This marks QuickLogic's first eFPGA Hard IP contract for the commercial data center market, highlighting the growing importance of eFPGA IP for system companies. The company leverages its proprietary Australis IP Generator to deliver customer-specific eFPGA Hard IP across multiple fabrication nodes, offering in-system reprogrammability unique to FPGA technology.

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