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S2C Debuts Low-Cost Rapid SoC Prototyping Hardware – K7 TAI Logic Modules
May 28, 2013
S2C Debuts Low-Cost Rapid SoC Prototyping Hardware – K7 TAI Logic Modules
Low Cost Enables Deployment of Multiple K7 TAI Logic Modules to Concurrently Accelerate SoC DesignsSan Jose, CA – May 28, 2013 - S2C Inc., a leading rapid SoC/ASIC prototyping solutions prov...
6th Annual SoCIP Conference Opens for Registration
Mar 28, 2013
Leading SoC Design Technology Conference to be held in Shanghai and Beijing in May 2013Shanghai, China – March 28, 2013 - S2C, the SoCIP show organizer, has announced that registration for t...
S2C Boasts Largest Prototype Ready™ Interfaces Library for Virtex-7 based ASIC Prototyping
Jan 28, 2013
S2C Boasts Largest Prototype Ready™ Interfaces Library for Virtex-7 based ASIC Prototyping
Added 13 New Modules including a new High-Speed GTX Peripheral CategorySan Jose, CA – Jan 28, 2013 - S2C Inc., a leading rapid SoC prototyping solutions provider, announced today the additio...
New Quad Virtex-7 2000T 3D IC Rapid ASIC Prototyping Platform from S2C Optimized for Design Partitioning
Jan 21, 2013
New Quad Virtex-7 2000T 3D IC Rapid ASIC Prototyping Platform from S2C Optimized for Design Partitioning
S2C Virtex-7 Series TAI Logic Module is compatible with previous generations and provides large library of daughter cardsSan Jose, CA – January 21st, 2013 - S2C Inc. today announced the addi...
SoCIP 2012 Conference Addressed Next Generation SoC Challenges
Jul 24, 2012
Shanghai, China - July 23, 2012 - S2C Inc., the organizer of the SoCIP show, announced that the SoCIP 2012 show held in Shanghai and Beijing was a success, with over 300 qualified attendees. The confe...
TAKUMI Graphics IP Cores Reference Designs Available on S2C Prototyping Platform
Jul 03, 2012
TAKUMI Graphics IP Cores Reference Designs Available on S2C Prototyping Platform
Prototype-Ready IP jump starts complex SoC Integration with 3D GraphicsSan Jose, CA – July 2, 2012- S2C announces that TAKUMI Corporation, a Japan-based advanced Graphics Intellectual Proper...
S2C Releases New Prototype Ready™ ARM11 and ARM9 Modules for FPGA-Based Prototypes
Jun 02, 2012
S2C Releases New Prototype Ready™ ARM11 and ARM9 Modules for FPGA-Based Prototypes
Delivering a Straightforward Prototyping Environment Using ARM Test Chips from GUCSan Jose, CA – Jun 1st, 2012 – S2C today announced that it has added ARM1176 and ARM926 GUC test c...
S2C Releases Dual Virtex-7 2000T FPGA Rapid SoC Prototyping Hardware
Jun 01, 2012
S2C Releases Dual Virtex-7 2000T FPGA Rapid SoC Prototyping Hardware
The New Dual 7V2000 TAI Logic Module Prototypes Up to 40 Million ASIC Gates CapacitySan Jose, Calif. – May 31, 2012 – S2C Inc., a leading rapid SoC/ASIC prototyping solutions provi...
S2C Adds 7 New Prototype Ready™ Accessories to its Suite of Rapid FPGA-Based Prototyping Tools
May 04, 2012
The New Accessories Help Speed Prototype Development and Interface Prototypes to the Target Operating EnvironmentSan Jose, CA – May 3, 2012 – S2C today announced that it has added ...
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What type of chip are you designing
What is the capacity of the ASIC gate included in the design?
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20 million-50 million
50 million-100 million
100 million-1 billion
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Which FPGA do you prefer to use?
Xilinx VU440
Xilinx KU115
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Xilinx VU13P
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AMD VP1802
AMD VP1902
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What kind of peripheral interface do you need?
How many prototype verification platforms do you need?
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Segmentation tool
Multiple FPGA debugging tools
Co-modeling tool (allows large amounts of data to interact between FPGA and PC host)
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