Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Achronix Semiconductor is a fabless semiconductor company based in San Jose, California with R&D in Bangalore, Karnataka. It designs high-speed asynchronous field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA) chips, manufactured at Intel Fabs since 2012. The series of 22 nm FPGAs is called Speedster 22i and is manufactured using Tri-Gate process.Company was founded in 2004 by group from Cornell University: Dr. Rajit Manohar, Dr. Clinton Kelly IV, Dr. Virantha Ekanayake and John Lofton Holt. It was included in EE Times 60 Emerging Startups list in 2005. Prototypes of its FPGAs was made using 180 nm (TSMC, September 2005) and 90 nm (STMicroelectronix, April 2006).Achronix has raised over $120 million in venture funding.According to interview in December 2012 with company chairman John Lofton Holt, Achronix may do IPO in 2014.Achronix was the first company allowed to use Intel's fabs and had begun shipping of the product. There are 5 fabless companies announced at the middle of 2013 with agreements for chip manufacturing at Intel: Achronix, Tabula, Netronome, Microsemi and Altera.According to Kevin Morris, Achronix and Tabula may become #3 and #4 producers of high-end FPGA chips (First two are Xilinx and Altera)."@en }
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- Achronix abstract "Achronix Semiconductor is a fabless semiconductor company based in San Jose, California with R&D in Bangalore, Karnataka. It designs high-speed asynchronous field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA) chips, manufactured at Intel Fabs since 2012. The series of 22 nm FPGAs is called Speedster 22i and is manufactured using Tri-Gate process.Company was founded in 2004 by group from Cornell University: Dr. Rajit Manohar, Dr. Clinton Kelly IV, Dr. Virantha Ekanayake and John Lofton Holt. It was included in EE Times 60 Emerging Startups list in 2005. Prototypes of its FPGAs was made using 180 nm (TSMC, September 2005) and 90 nm (STMicroelectronix, April 2006).Achronix has raised over $120 million in venture funding.According to interview in December 2012 with company chairman John Lofton Holt, Achronix may do IPO in 2014.Achronix was the first company allowed to use Intel's fabs and had begun shipping of the product. There are 5 fabless companies announced at the middle of 2013 with agreements for chip manufacturing at Intel: Achronix, Tabula, Netronome, Microsemi and Altera.According to Kevin Morris, Achronix and Tabula may become #3 and #4 producers of high-end FPGA chips (First two are Xilinx and Altera).".